“New York” is a cityscape artwork created by George Bellows in 1911. This piece belongs to the American Realism movement and is part of the collection at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, US.
The artwork vividly captures the hustle and bustle of early 20th-century New York City. The scene is teeming with activity, showcasing a crowded street filled with people, horse-drawn carriages, and various vehicles. The buildings in the background encapsulate the towering presence of the city’s architecture, adding depth and perspective to the scene. The use of color and light reflects the vibrancy and dynamism characteristic of urban life during this era. The artwork exemplifies the realistic portrayal of urban environments and human interactions, a hallmark of American Realism.
