Studio 1946

"Studio" is a 1946 lithograph by American artist Cherry Barr Jerry. The print, created using a stone measuring approximately 442 x 343 millimeters, depicts a male figure standing in an art studio, seen from behind, as he works on a piece of art. The scene is a glimpse into the artist's world, capturing the moment of creation in a realistic yet stylized fashion. Jerry's use of line and shadow adds depth and dimension to the composition, highlighting the studio's atmosphere and the artist's focus. "Studio" exemplifies Jerry's mastery of printmaking and offers a fascinating peek into the creative process.