Charles Sheeler

Charles Sheeler - The Mill, Andover, Massachusetts (1946)

Capturing the soaring heights of New York City, this painting is a dramatic bird's-eye view of Broadway and Wall Street, showing a conglomeration of buildings at left and center, and the Church

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University of Arizona Museum of Art May 27, 2010 – October 31, 2010 Fritz Lang’s 1927 film, Metropolis, is justifiably famous for its iconic imagery and advancements in film technique. Although the plot itself is considered the weakest part of the movie, the themes presented in the film addressed important concepts being debated in the years between the two world wars: labor issues, class division, industrialization, mechanization, architecture, and the nature of modernity. This exhibition…

Charles Sheeler - Barn Abstractions (1946)

Charles Sheeler - Zinnias in a Bowl (1918)

Charles Sheeler - Crysanthemums (1912)

Charles Sheeler - Mandarin (1912)

Charles Sheeler - Peaches in a White Bowl (1910)

Charles Sheeler - Composition around Yellow (1958)

Charles Sheeler Stairway to the Studio

Charles Sheeler - Abstraction Tree Form Synchronism and Color Abstract Art (1914)

Charles Sheeler - Catastrophe No.1 (1944)