The Fulton Fish Market 1953
antoniofrasconi
quirky illustration
quirky sketch
pen drawing
pen sketch
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
ink drawing experimentation
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sketchbook drawing
sketchbook art
"The Fulton Fish Market" is a 1953 woodcut by Italian-American artist Antonio Frasconi. The artwork depicts a bustling scene at the Fulton Fish Market in New York City, a major hub for seafood. Frasconi's signature bold black-and-white style emphasizes the energy of the market with simplified, stylized figures and a strong sense of movement. The towering skyscrapers in the distance frame the scene, highlighting the urban landscape of the city. Frasconi's use of woodcut technique, with its characteristic textures and rich blacks, adds to the dynamic energy of the market. This artwork captures a moment in time of a lively, historical place in New York City and is a prime example of Frasconi's artistic style.
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