Central Park Bandstand c. 1910

Jerome Myers' "Central Park Bandstand" from around 1910 depicts a bustling scene in New York City's famous park. The charcoal drawing captures the bandstand's intricate design and the numerous people gathered to enjoy the music. The artist's loose, gestural strokes create a sense of movement and life, showcasing the energy of the park as people stroll and listen. The composition emphasizes the bandstand as a focal point, with the surrounding trees and figures creating a sense of depth and atmosphere. This piece exemplifies Myers' keen observation of urban life and his ability to capture the essence of a fleeting moment.