Study for "The City from Greenwich Village," III by John Sloan

Study for "The City from Greenwich Village," III c. 1922

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This is a preliminary study for John Sloan's painting "The City from Greenwich Village." Created circa 1922, it depicts a cityscape of New York City, focusing on a tall building and a train track running along the street below. Sloan's work, created in the early 20th century, embodies Ashcan School style, which captures the gritty realities of urban life, contrasting with the romanticism of Impressionism. This study reveals Sloan's process, showcasing his use of red chalk to sketch the scene with simplified lines and forms. The study highlights the dynamism of city life and the growing infrastructure of early 20th-century New York.

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