Wall Street at Noon 1934
donfreeman
drawing, print, graphite
drawing
pencil drawing
graphite
cityscape
graphite
regionalism
realism
Don Freeman’s 1934 lithograph, "Wall Street at Noon", portrays a bustling scene of New York City’s financial district. The artwork captures the energy of the crowds, showcasing the various people going about their day, including businessmen, a street vendor, and a newsboy. The use of chiaroscuro creates a sense of depth, highlighting the contrast between the bright lights of the city and the shadows cast by the buildings. The composition is dynamic, creating a sense of movement and activity. Freeman’s work is known for its social commentary, and “Wall Street at Noon” is a testament to the artist's keen observation of human behavior and the social fabric of his time.
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