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Sunday Afternoon, Greenwich Avenue by George Ault

Sunday Afternoon, Greenwich Avenue

George Ault · 1925

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DETAILS
Artist
George Ault
Date
1925
Location
The Vilcek Foundation
ART MOVEMENTS
Precisionism
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THE ARTIST

George Ault

1891–1948 · United States

Precisionist painter who called skyscrapers 'tombstones of capitalism' and painted haunting nocturnes in poverty.

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