Art And Style Of The 50s / Character / G. Mscot / Drawing

A TYPICAL 50'S CHARACTER whose style is emblematic of the 1950's, this drawing captures the spirit of the era. This period, marked by significant cultural and artistic evolution, is characterized by diverse influences, ranging from modernism to the beginnings of pop art. The lines of the design are fluid and dynamic, creating a sense of movement and life. The edges are well defined, which is typical of the 1950s, where visual clarity was often prioritized. The figure shown has exaggerated proportions, with broad shoulders and a thin waist, reflecting an idealization of the human body common in the art of this period. The posture is both relaxed and stylized, suggesting a certain confidence and nonchalance. The character's facial expression, with a crooked smile and strong features, gives the subject a distinct personality. The 1950s often saw characters with strong expressions, aimed at communicating specific emotions in a clear and direct manner. The clothes, with a sleeveless top and rolled-up pants, are typical of post-war casual fashion.

Drawing on cardboard paper with colored pencil, pastel and graphite in very good condition.
This work is part of an album of drawings made by the artist between 1955 and 1956

31 x 23 at sight
53 x 37 with frame
Signed lower right