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Gobbers, Git a Bag!!!, Bernece Berkman, 1941
BBernece BerkmanAmerican, 1911–1988

Gobbers, Git a Bag!!!

1941 · Print

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Art Institute of Chicago

Chicago, United States

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About the work

Bernece Berkman was a committed member of the Artists Union, founded in New York during the Great Depression. Her activism in part led her to depict the Chicago urban environment, focusing on the symbiotic relationship between artists and laborers. Berkman attended SAIC in 1927–28, and later she studied privately with Todros Geller and Rudolph Weisenborn. Gobbers, Git a Bag!!! is an unusually colorful screenprint depicting a peanut vendor in a park. Printed for the WPA, this work is one of many prints Berkman executed during this time.

Art Institute of Chicago · CC BY 4.0

Particulars

1941 · aged 30
19111988
Accession number
1943.1983

In the catalog

PrintsScreenprintModernism20th centuryUnited States

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  • Art Institute of Chicago
  • Image: Art Institute of Chicago — © the artist or rights holder

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