| George Tooker (1920-) - urban injustice | ||
| National Mus. of American Art |
Tooker felt that living in the
city turned people into nameless, faceless rubber stamp copies. He attempted to reveal the
danger of urban existance through his paintings that were occupied by people with
identical faces, often pictured in caged surroundings.
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tOOker thought the city turned us into
nothings...00s.