Fractur c. 1937

"Fractur" by Albert Levone, a Pennsylvania German artist, is a watercolor artwork created in 1937 that exemplifies the distinctive Fraktur style. The artwork features stylized floral motifs, birds, and hearts, all arranged in a symmetrical and balanced composition. The use of vibrant colors and intricate patterns is typical of Pennsylvania German Fraktur, which often incorporated symbolic imagery and religious themes. Levone's "Fractur" is an exceptional example of the artistic traditions of this cultural group. The piece is considered a testament to the enduring legacy of Pennsylvania German art.