Luna Park 1926

"Luna Park" (1926) is a wood engraving by Louis Lozowick, a prominent American artist known for his contributions to the Ashcan School movement. The artwork depicts a bustling amusement park, capturing the energy and excitement of a popular entertainment destination in the 1920s. The image is a dynamic composition of overlapping shapes and lines, using stark contrasts of light and shadow to create a sense of depth and movement. Lozowick's distinctive style, influenced by Cubism and Futurism, portrays the modern world with a focus on geometric forms and industrial elements, creating a visually impactful depiction of a vibrant and rapidly changing urban landscape.