New York 1945

"New York" (1945) by Harry Callahan is a striking black and white photograph of a brick building facade. Callahan’s interest in the abstract is evident in this image, where rows of windows are the central focus. The windows are arranged in a seemingly random pattern, creating a sense of depth and rhythm. The photograph is characterized by a starkness, emphasizing the geometry of the building and the interplay of light and shadow. This minimalist approach, typical of Callahan’s style, invites the viewer to contemplate the urban landscape and the architecture of modern life.