The Street
- Artist
- Philip Guston
- Date
- 1977
- Style
- Neo-expressionism
- Genre
- Figurative
- Location
- Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met)
"The Street" by Philip Guston is a compelling Oil painting rendered on canvas, exemplifying his shift toward figurative and neo-expressionist styles. Guston, a prominent figure in 20th-century art, often explored themes of racism, antisemitism, fascism, and American identity, frequently employing cartoonish, mocking imagery to critique societal banality and evil. His work blends various modes, from Renaissance-inspired figuration to abstract forms, becoming influential in movements like Neo-expressionism. "The Street" exemplifies his powerful, often provocative approach that continues to resonate in contemporary art discourse.
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