Railway Station - Moscow 1936

Albert Hirschfeld’s 1936 lithograph, “Railway Station – Moscow,” depicts the interior of a bustling train station. The image features a variety of individuals, likely waiting for their train. The artist’s use of black and white creates a sense of starkness and realism, adding a touch of drama to the scene. The work is a fine example of social realism, a style often focused on the everyday lives of working-class people, and the artist's ability to capture moments of human interaction.