Joseph Solman

Joseph Solman was a prominent figure in American art, born in Belarus. He later became a key player in the New York City art scene, particularly in the realm of Expressionism. As a painter, Solman's work reflected his unique perspective and style, which garnered attention and acclaim in the art world.

Solman's contributions to the art world extend beyond his individual work, as he was also the founder of The Ten, a collective of Expressionist painters based in New York City. The group was active in the 1930s and played a significant role in shaping the city's artistic landscape. Solman's own notable works include his "Subway Gouaches," a series of paintings that capture the essence of travelers on the New York City Subway, showcasing his ability to find beauty in everyday scenes and his skill as a painter.