In the Park, Dark

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In the Park, Dark is a 1916 print by George Bellows. This artwork, housed in the National Gallery of Art, measures 0.539751 meters in width and 0.431801 meters in height. The print depicts a shadowy scene in a park, filled with numerous figures of people, many appearing to be women and children. They are clustered together in various groups, some seated, some standing. Umbrellas are visible, suggesting a daytime setting, yet the overall tone is dark and muted, with a strong contrast between light and dark areas. In the background, a building is faintly visible, partially obscured by darkness. The style is expressive and suggestive rather than highly detailed, with the artist focusing on capturing the mood and atmosphere of the scene.