Where Are We Going? c. 1950s

Harold Persico Paris's "Where Are We Going?" from the 1950s is a powerful black and white woodcut that captures the anxieties of a crowded group of individuals. The figures are rendered in bold, expressive lines, suggesting a sense of urgency and unease. The composition, filled with intertwined limbs and overlapping forms, creates a feeling of claustrophobia and uncertainty, reflecting the era's anxieties about the future. The title further emphasizes the existential question that drives the artwork, leaving the viewer to contemplate the unknown path ahead.