Portrait Of A Young Black Male Inprofile

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"Portrait of a Young Black Male Inprofile" is a work by Albert Wainwright (1898–1943), an English artist known for his distinctive style and contributions to the visual arts in the early 20th century. Wainwright, hailing from Castleford, West Yorkshire, was a contemporary and friend of the celebrated sculptor Henry Moore. Although Wainwright's work was not widely recognized during his lifetime, his artistic output has gained attention posthumously, with his drawings, paintings, and illustrations reflecting the varied influences of his era, including Art Deco and Modernism.

The "Portrait of a Young Black Male Inprofile" is notable for its subject matter, as depictions of black individuals in British art of the period were relatively uncommon. This work is part of a series of portraits that Wainwright produced, which are characterized by their expressive line work and bold use of color. The portrait is rendered in profile, a traditional format that allows for the detailed exploration of the subject's features and expression. Wainwright's use of profile may also reflect the influence of other artistic movements of the time, such as the interest in African art and the primitivism that was evident in the works of some European artists.

The exact date of creation, the medium, the current location of the artwork, and further details about the subject of the portrait are not provided in the available information. As such, the significance of the work within Wainwright's oeuvre and its impact on the broader artistic landscape of the time may be subject to further research and scholarly interpretation. The portrait's existence contributes to the understanding of the diversity of subjects in British art and the representation of black individuals in the visual culture of the early 20th century.

Due to the limited information available on this specific work and the potential for ongoing research to uncover more about its context and significance, this introduction may be updated in the future to reflect new findings and scholarly discourse.

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