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Welcome to Our City Poster

Welcome to Our City Poster

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Welcome to Our City (1921) by Charles Demuth

Infuse your space with the dynamic energy of Demuth’s abstract cityscape, inspired by the vibrant industrial growth of early 20th-century America, where bold geometric forms and striking lines capture the spirit of urban modernity and artistic innovation.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Charles Demuth was an influential American modernist, best known for his role in the Precisionist movement. His innovative approach merged elements of Cubism and Futurism, translating the energy of early twentieth-century America into a new visual language. Demuth’s work from the 1910s and 1920s helped define a uniquely American response to rapid urban and industrial change.

This striking cityscape poster is a natural fit within our famous artists collection, where early modernism meets collectible design.

The Artwork

Welcome to Our City, created in 1921, reflects the optimism and ambition of American towns during a period of transformation. The piece was conceived at a time when cities were rapidly expanding, and civic pride was often expressed through bold signage and architectural innovation. Demuth’s interpretation elevates the familiar welcome sign into a symbol of urban identity, blending the language of advertising with the spirit of modern art.

Emerging from the postwar era, works like this bridged the gap between fine art and commercial design. As a cultural artifact, it captures the energy of a society embracing progress and new forms of visual communication, making it a resonant choice for those interested in the history of urban imagery.

Style & Characteristics

This composition features interlocking geometric shapes that suggest buildings, beams, and a stylized skyline. The integration of bold typography within the design is a hallmark of Demuth’s Precisionist style. Strong diagonals and overlapping planes create a dynamic sense of movement, as if glimpsing a city through fragmented signage and architectural forms.

The palette is restrained, with shades of beige, black, white, brown, and vivid red accents lending the work a crisp, architectural quality. The overall effect is energetic and purposeful, appealing to admirers of abstract and modernist wall art. For those seeking more vertical compositions, explore our vertical posters collection.

In Interior Design

This Charles Demuth art print brings graphic structure to entryways, offices, or living spaces, serving as a visual anchor for gallery walls. Its balance of text and architecture suits creative studios and libraries, adding a touch of intellectual character without overwhelming the space.

Pair with warm neutrals, walnut woods, black metal, or brick red accents for a cohesive look. The print complements Bauhaus, industrial, and minimalist interiors, and its vertical format makes it especially striking in tall arrangements.