Saturday Night (1935) by Archibald Motley

Saturday Night - Archibald Motley - 1935

Artwork Information

TitleSaturday Night
ArtistArchibald Motley
Date1935
Mediumoil,canvas
Art MovementArt Deco

About Saturday Night

The artwork, titled “Saturday Night,” was created by Archibald Motley in 1935. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece belongs to the Art Deco movement and falls within the genre painting category.

The artwork depicts a lively nightclub scene, brimming with vibrancy and energy. The central focus is a woman in a red dress, dancing enthusiastically among a crowd of well-dressed men and women seated at tables and enjoying drinks. The figures are painted in graceful, elongated forms, a characteristic style of Art Deco. The background showcases an ensemble of social interactions, with patrons laughing, conversing, and engaging in what appears to be an energetic atmosphere of celebration. The warm tones and dynamic postures convey a sense of motion and exuberance, capturing the essence of a bustling Saturday night out.

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