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Splinter Beach, 1916. Creator: George Wesley Bellows
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Splinter Beach, 1916. Creator: George Wesley Bellows
Splinter Beach, 1916
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Caption: Splinter Beach, 1916 - A Captivating Snapshot of American Leisure This lithograph print by George Wesley Bellows captures the essence of early 20th-century America. Titled "Splinter Beach" it transports us to a vibrant scene along the East River in New York City. The artist's meticulous attention to detail and his mastery of realism bring this moment in time vividly to life. In the foreground, a group of young boys frolics on the sandy shore, their youthful energy palpable as they playfully splash in the water. Beyond them, a steamboat glides gracefully across the river, its billowing smoke adding an element of industrial charm to the tranquil landscape. The iconic Brooklyn Bridge looms majestically in the background, connecting bustling cityscapes with serene natural beauty. Its presence serves as a reminder of both progress and tradition within this evolving urban environment. Bellows' composition skillfully juxtaposes elements of leisure and industry against each other, highlighting their coexistence during this transformative period in American history. This print not only showcases Bellows' artistic brilliance but also offers us a glimpse into daily life at that time – where children found joy amidst towering skyscrapers and busy transportation networks. Now housed at the National Gallery of Art Washington D. C. , this lithograph remains an enduring testament to Bellows' talent and his ability to capture fleeting moments that resonate with viewers even over a century later.
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