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About the artist

George Ault (1891-1948) was an American painter associated with the Precisionist movement. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Ault's art was characterized by his meticulous attention to detail, geometric precision, and a contemplative sense of solitude. His works often depicted scenes of rural America, urban landscapes, and still lifes, capturing the essence of the modern industrialized world with a distinctive clarity and quietude.

Ault's art embraced the Precisionist aesthetic, which sought to portray the modern world through clean lines, simplified forms, and an emphasis on geometric shapes. His paintings showcased a precise rendering of architectural structures, machinery, and natural elements, often imbuing them with a sense of stillness and serenity. Through his masterful use of light and shadow, Ault created a meditative atmosphere that invited viewers to contemplate the beauty and order within the modern world.

Despite producing a relatively small body of work, Ault's artistic contributions were highly regarded by his contemporaries. His paintings captured the essence of the American landscape during a time of social and economic change, reflecting both a nostalgia for rural simplicity and an acknowledgment of the encroaching industrialization. Ault's unique style and introspective approach continue to captivate audiences, leaving a lasting impact on American modernism and the Precisionist movement.

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