Study for Men and Machines I 1965

"Study for Men and Machines I" is a 1965 painting by Rosalyn Drexler that captures the changing world of modern technology. The bold, graphic style is reminiscent of Pop Art, with its flat planes of color and simplified forms. The two men, in crisp suits and ties, are dwarfed by the large industrial machine, suggesting the growing influence of technology on human life. The yellow background adds a sense of vibrancy and energy, reflecting the optimism and anxieties of the era. This work exemplifies Drexler's unique ability to blend Pop art sensibilities with social commentary.