Subway Station 1936

Louis Lozowick’s 1936 lithograph, “Subway Station”, captures the stark geometry of a modern city through the perspective of an elevated train track. Lozowick, a prominent American artist of the early 20th century, was drawn to the urban landscape and its complex intersections of architecture, industry, and human life. This print reveals the artist's interest in precision and sharp lines, creating a sense of depth and perspective. The view, framed by the imposing steel structure of the train track, focuses on the bustling activity of people entering and exiting the subway station, highlighting the dynamic energy of modern life.