Three Men 1947

"Three Men" is an etching by Leon Goldin created in 1947. The print depicts three figures rendered in a stylized, geometric form, emphasizing angularity and abstraction. The figures appear to be engaged in an interaction or a conversation, with a gestural quality evident in their pose and placement. Goldin's work reflects the influence of Cubist principles and his use of black and white emphasizes the visual language of form and space. The print's composition, executed on a small scale, makes it an excellent example of Goldin's artistic style and approach to figuration.