Young Sarai

Caroline Durieux was an American printmaker and painter known for her satirical lithographs and social commentary works produced across the twentieth century. Working primarily in lithography, she developed a distinctive approach to figuration that combined sharp observation of urban and political life with a fluid, gestural line. Her practice engaged directly with themes of labor, gender, and American social structure, rendered through a formal vocabulary that ranged from expressionistic portraiture to narrative composition. Durieux maintained an active studio practice from the 1920s through the 1980s.

New Orleans, LA, USA