Curatorial Narrative Everybody’s doing it now, created in 1911 by Anonymous, presents itself within the burgeoning Art Deco movement of the early 20th century. As a masterful example of linear brushwork characteristic of Modernist thought, the painting conveys an almost clinical detachment from the lush, verdant landscape unfolding before us. With each precise stroke, the artist’s hand imbues the composition with an unmistakable sense of spatial rhythm, drawing our gaze through the dense underbrush towards the distant, orange-hued horizon. In enlarged scale, as seen in a 44×58 version, the palette exerts a profound impact on the surrounding environment. The green undertones take on a heavy atmospheric weight, casting long shadows across adjacent surfaces and imbuing the space with an eerie sense of depth. Conversely, the strategic deployment of white accents creates a series of visual skirmishes, compelling our attention towards s