The Cable Station By George Ault

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About George Ault

Among the American Precisionists, he was the loner - the one who took the movement's clean geometries and pushed them somewhere quieter and stranger. Born in 1891 and active through the 1940s, he shared the hard-edged urban vocabulary of Charles Sheeler and Ralston Crawford but used it to paint loneliness rather than industry. His nocturnes of rural crossroads and his pared-down views of New York have a stillness that feels closer to Edward Hopper than to his Precisionist peers. For contemporary viewers, the work reads remarkably current: spare, architectural, emotionally cool, and built around the kind of severe composition that holds a wall on its own terms.