The Poultryman

The Poultryman by George Overbury "Pop" Hart

Medium

Graphic Arts-Print

Classification

Graphic Arts-Print

Department

Smithsonian Collection

Museum

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Credit

Smithsonian American Art Museum, Transfer from the National Museum of American History, Division of Graphic Arts, Smithsonian Institution

Accession Number

1971.211

Tags

duckFigure groupbirdhousevendor

Art Historical Context

**The Poultryman** (ca. 1926) by George Overbury "" Hart captures the vibrant bustle of everyday American life through the lens of a street vendor scene. This graphic arts print features a poultryman—likely a poultry seller—amid ducks, a birdhouse, a group of figures,oking the lively markets of 1920s urban America. Hart, affectionately nicknamed "Pop" for his approachable demeanor, was a self-taught artist renowned for dynamic depictions of working-class people, drawing from his own experiences as a hobo, circus performer, and wanderer. As a product of the Graphic Arts-Print medium, probably ...

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