After All 1933

"After All" (1933) by Charles Demuth is a striking example of Precisionism, an American art movement that emphasized geometric forms and precise detail. This painting features an urban landscape dominated by industrial structures - factory buildings, chimneys, and pipes, rendered in a clear, almost mechanical style. Demuth's use of flat planes of color and sharply defined lines gives the painting a sense of order and clarity, reflecting the burgeoning industrial age.