Prohibition 1930
georgeecwiggins
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"Prohibition" is a 1930 lithograph by American artist George E. C. Wiggins. The artwork depicts a dimly lit speakeasy, a popular gathering place during the Prohibition era in the United States. The image is a striking portrayal of the social and cultural realities of this time, capturing the clandestine atmosphere of these establishments. Through the use of stark chiaroscuro, Wiggins highlights the contrast between light and shadow, creating a sense of intrigue and secrecy. The composition features a group of individuals engaged in various activities, including dancing, drinking, and watching a performance, providing a glimpse into the everyday lives of those living during this period.
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