Two Typists 1955

"Two Typists" is a 1955 painting by Australian artist John Brack, depicting two women in a minimalist style, with flat, geometric shapes. The women's faces are simplified and their bodies are largely obscured, emphasizing their anonymous roles as typists. Brack's use of muted colors and a limited palette contributes to the painting's sense of realism and melancholy. The painting is widely considered to be a poignant commentary on the working class and the monotony of office life.