The University of Kansas
Spencer Museum of Art
Printed Art and Social Radicalism
New York (Brooklyn Bridge), 1923
Lithograph
Bequest of George and Annette Cross Murphy, 1989.0173
View full record By the time he was 26, Lozowick had studied art at the Kiev Art School in Russia, at the National Academy of Design in New York, and at the Ohio State University. He then studied in both Paris and Berlin. By 1926, when he joined the editorial board of the left-wing journal, New Masses, he was well-versed in current artistic developments in Europe, such as Constructivism and de stijl. These hard-edged, linear styles, evident in New York (Brooklyn Bridge), suggest the possibility of an efficient reframing of the world, as did the political theories espoused in New Masses. A version of this lithograph was planned as a cover for New Masses that was never published.
