"In The Park-No Job" by Louis Lozowick, Amer., (1892-1973) Lithograph visble in raking light

visble in raking light

Reduced to ghostly placeholders

the tear will be completely hidden

verso with light soiling only

The bright color and dynamic composition lend a cheerful and inviting mood to this gritty mid century power plant and Brooklyn

"In The Park-No Job" by Louis Lozowick, Amer., (1892-1973) Lithograph visble in raking lightLithograph, 1929, F. 31, Ed. of 50, 14 x 9 1 16, signed, numbered and dated in pencil, on cream wove paper. An early example of Lozowick's poigniant commentary on the plight of the unemployed during the depression years. An American master of lithography with an immediately recognizable style, here Lozowick creates a a strongly realistic image of idleness in Washington Square, but by using bold tonal contrasts, separating the elements and overlaying