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Ugo Mochi

American, 1889 - 1977

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The artwork features a series of linear and geometric shapes, creating an abstract representation of an industrial interior. The composition is filled with vertical and diagonal lines that resemble structural beams and machinery. Silhouetted figures are interspersed throughout. Overhead, circular shapes suggest large fans or wheels. The use of contrasting light and shadow enhances the depth and complexity of the scene, while intricate patterns in certain areas mimic decorative elements, such as wall panels or textiles. — Ugo Mochi, Interior of The Enamel Products Company, Cleveland, c. 1934, cut black paper, Rosenwald Collection, 1943.3.3124

Interior of The Enamel Products Company, Cleveland

Ugo Mochi · c. 1934 · cut black paper · 1943.3.3124