Alice Neel's prints exhibit a raw and intimate portrayal of her subjects, reflecting her empathetic approach to portraiture. Known for her bold use of line and expressive detailing, Neel captured the essence of her sitters with emotional depth and psychological insight. Her prints often depict friends, family members, and residents of Harlem, offering a candid glimpse into their lives and personalities. Neel's mastery of printmaking techniques such as etching and lithography enabled her to translate her distinctive painting style into the realm of prints, solidifying her reputation as a versatile and influential artist in 20th-century American art.