Queensboro Bridge 1930
howardcook
pencil drawn
light pencil work
shading to add clarity
pencil sketch
old engraving style
caricature
pencil drawing
limited contrast and shading
portrait drawing
pencil art
Howard Cook's 1930 "Queensboro Bridge" is a striking black and white print that exemplifies the artist's signature style of bold, graphic lines and simplified forms. This print depicts the iconic Queensboro Bridge in New York City, with a tall industrial chimney rising in the background, creating a sense of urban grandeur. The simplified, geometric shapes and stark contrasts add to the overall sense of dynamism and urban life, making it a classic example of the American Scene movement. The print's precise lines and detailed rendering capture the bridge's intricate structure, while the cars and pedestrians in the foreground offer a glimpse into the city's bustling life.
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