Pittsburgh Point Bridge Forms 1957

Norton Peterson’s 1957 ink drawing "Pittsburgh Point Bridge Forms" depicts a simplified, almost geometric, perspective of a bridge in Pittsburgh. The drawing is characterized by its stark, graphic lines and use of light and dark values. Peterson, known for his precise and minimalistic style, captures the essence of the bridge’s construction in a clear and concise way. This artwork is a fine example of the artist's signature use of ink and a geometric approach to urban landscapes.