One work by this artist was originally titled "They Work, They Eat, and They Go Home" - that triptych shows laborers working on a building at morning, noon, and evening respectively. He showed two large black doors of a brick building with graffiti scrawled on them in his canvas Bankruptcy. His foray into fashion saw him design an "Anti-Neutral Suit" which was meant to encourage men to join the war effort. The top of his 
One work by this artist was originally titled "They Work, They Eat, and They Go Home" - that triptych shows laborers working on a building at morning, noon, and evening respectively. He showed two large black doors of a brick building with graffiti scrawled on them in his canvas Bankruptcy. His foray into fashion saw him design an "Anti-Neutral Suit" which was meant to encourage men to join the war effort. The top of his best known canvas seems to show a woman with fifteen feet, some of which are solid and some transparent, while another canvas shows the "hand of a violinist." He named his two daughters Propellor and Light, fitting since another popular canvas of his shows a radiating streetlight. FTP, name this artist who painted Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, and helped found the Futurist movement.
One work by this artist was originally titled "They Work, They Eat, and They Go Home" - that triptych shows laborers working on a building at morning, noon, and evening respectively.
Giacomo {Balla}