Place Pasdeloup, No. 2 1929

Stuart Davis's 1929 lithograph, "Place Pasdeloup, No. 2", exemplifies his characteristic style of Precisionism, utilizing simplified forms and geometric lines to depict the urban landscape. The work captures the architectural details of a Parisian street, with a cafe, buildings, and a streetlight rendered in a bold and stylized manner. The graphic quality of the print, with its black and white lines, highlights the architectural structure and creates a sense of order and clarity. This lithograph exemplifies Davis's unique style, incorporating elements of Cubism and Precisionism.