Coal Pockets #1

Louis Lozowick was an American printmaker and painter whose precisionist lithographs and woodcuts depicted industrial landscapes and urban architecture with geometric clarity and formal severity. Active from the 1920s onward, he translated the machine age into stark linear compositions that emphasized structure over narrative, often focusing on factories, bridges, and metropolitan skylines rendered in black and white. His graphic work bridged European modernism and American industrial subject matter, establishing him as a key figure in the development of American printmaking during the interwar period.

Ludvinovka, Ukraine