Bipeds Dancing 1932

Caroline Wogan Durieux’s 1932 wood engraving "Bipeds Dancing" depicts a scene of social interaction and movement. The artist, known for her signature style of stylized figures and bold lines, uses a limited color palette of black and white, highlighting the stark contrast between light and shadow in the scene. Durieux’s "Bipeds Dancing" captures the energy and awkwardness of a crowded dance floor, showcasing a lively and humorous observation of human interaction. The work is considered a fine example of the social realist art movement, using graphic techniques to portray everyday life and social commentary.