Untitled (Figure, Wheel)

c. 1938

Cliff Corson

Associated Names
Cliffa Corson

Artist, American, 1907 - 2002

The image depicts a stylized figure in an industrial setting. The figure is shown in an assertive pose, gripping onto large mechanical elements that resemble gears or wheels. The artwork features strong, bold lines reminiscent of woodcut prints, with a stark contrast between dark and light areas. This style is characteristic of German Expressionism, known for its emotional intensity and bold, gestural lines. The detailed lines and shapes convey motion and energy, effectively illustrating the power and struggle of industrial work.
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The image shows an artwork displaying three figures from the shoulders up, engaged in intense interaction. The central and rightmost figures are partially veiled, with the larger figure leaning slightly forward, embracing the smaller figures. The right figure has distinct facial features, including prominent cheekbones and a deep-set gaze with headscarf-draped hair. The central figure is positioned slightly behind and to the left, with a concerned expression. Below them, a child with short hair and a subdued expression is depicted. The figures wear simple, draped garments that blend into the background, enhancing the protective embrace. The background features abstract, dynamic lines suggesting movement or turmoil, with silhouettes of birds flying above, conveying tension or urgency.

Untitled (War)

Julio De Diego

1938

Chicago Portfolio

Various Artists

1938

This is a black and white illustration of a vintage car scene with multiple figures around it. The central focus is on a large early 20th-century automobile with a driver. Various people are shown interacting with the car, and there is also a small dog and a child-like figure in the foreground. The style resembles a linocut or woodcut print with defined lines.

Untitled (Girl, Dog, Steamroller)

Emil Armin

1938


Artwork history & notes

Wikidata ID

Q76558934

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