Vintage 1970s Figural Panorama Format Black and White Post-War Art Print

The 1970s was a decade of big changes, both in the world and in the art world. In the aftermath of World War II, many artists turned to figurative art as a way to express their feelings about the human experience. Black and white prints were particularly popular, as they conveyed a sense of both grief and hope. This vintage print from the 1970s captures that feeling perfectly. The stark contrast of the black and white figures against the gray background creates a feeling of unease, while the figure in the center seems to be looking toward a better future. It’s a powerful image that captures the complex emotions of post-war life. The original print is entitled “Night Watch” and is number 1 of 5. It is dated 1975 in graphite pencil by the artist. The unique panorama format of the print is perfect for adding to a unique wall space and is a great addition to any art collection.

The sheet measures 5 x 16.5 inches.

The margin is trimmed unevenly. The paper has some minor pencil marking remnants on the image’s margin.