Sixth Avenue and Thirtieth Street 1908

"Sixth Avenue and Thirtieth Street" is an etching by American artist John Sloan, created in 1908. The artwork is a black and white depiction of a crowded street corner in New York City, capturing the energy and bustle of everyday life. The scene features a variety of figures, including a well-dressed woman, children, and street vendors. Sloan's use of bold lines and contrasting light and dark creates a sense of depth and movement, characteristic of the Ashcan School movement. The artwork provides a glimpse into the urban life of early 20th-century New York City, highlighting the social interactions and diverse characters that populated the streets.