Ruvolo, Felix. 1940 oil American
He was born in New York in 1912. It was painted around the great depression so I think he was trying to maybe capture the sadness by showing a young woman walking alone on a erie,cold night.
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I find it interesting that the artist illustrates a sparse,desolate landscape almost like a graveyard scene minus the graveyard. It almost depicts a sense of mourning without being too literal.
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