
1881–1948 · American · 14 artworks
artist bio
George Ault was an American Precisionist painter known for his sharply defined, often melancholic depictions of urban and rural landscapes. His work captures the stark beauty and underlying isolation of modern life, reflecting a sense of quiet contemplation.
what you'll learn
Studying Ault's work allows students to explore the use of geometric forms and precise lines to convey mood and atmosphere. Students can also learn about the Precisionist movement's focus on industrial and architectural subjects.
related: Charles Demuth, Charles Sheeler, Edward Hopper

From Brooklyn Heights
1925

Bright Light at Russell's Corners
1946

New Moon, New York
1945

Anderson Farm
1938

SUMMER LANDSCAPE

January Full Moon
1941

Studio Interior
1938

New York Night, No. 2
1921

Daylight at Russell’s Corners

Miss Whiting
1923

Driveway. Newark
1931

The Stairway
1921

Mantel Composition
1929

View from Brooklyn
1927