Woodcut Society Prints

Title: Repose
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) depicting two resting peacocks in the garden of Villa Wurtz in Rome. Article by the artist shares details of the artist's life and his techniques.
Date: 1938
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Manuel of Tesuque
Description: An original color woodcut (30/200) of a prominent Pueblo man from Tesuque Pueblo, New Mexico. Article by Gardner Teall.
Date: 1935
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Down Montgomery Way (Vermont)
Description: A wood engraving of a rural scene in Vermont. Article by the artist shares autobiographical information.
Date: 1940
Object Type: Artwork

Title: The Last Trumpet
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) depicting a winged angel with the last trumpet, presumably a reference to Revelation. Article by Carl Carmer.
Date: 1937
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Black Stallion
Description: A wood engraving depicting a nude woman with her hands in the mane of a rearing black stallion. Article by Carl Zigrosser includes biographical information about the artist, as well as an analysis of the wood engraving.
Date: 1940
Object Type: Artwork

Title: St. Francis Preaching to the Birds
Description: An original Woodcut (30/200) designed, cut, type set, printed on Washington Hand Press, published exclusively for members of The Woodcut Society. The woodcut depicts St. Francis of Assisi preaching to birds, including a swan.
Date: 1933
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Pheasant and Wistaria
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) by Australian Lionel Lindsey. Article by Campbell Dodgson emphasizes the mastery required to depict the different pheasant feathers and the delicate wisteria blossoms.
Date: 1935
Object Type: Artwork

Title: The Stack Yard
Description: A color woodcut (1/200) depicting a rural scene, presumed to be the Cuckmere Valley in Sussex (England). Article by Campbell Dodgson.
Date: 1938
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Southern Scene
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) depicting a southern scene published exclusively for members of The Woodcut Society. Article written by Genevieve Taggard.
Date: 1932
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Morning
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) of a rural scene with a boy on a horse in front of a stone wall with an opening. Article by the artist includes details of his life, the allegorical intent of the artwork, and a description of how he created the woodcut.
Date: 1937
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Upland Pastures
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) depicting a pastoral scene and published for The Woodcut Society. Article written by John Taylor Arms.
Date: 1934
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Midsummer Vermont
Description: An original Woodcut (30/200) of a summer farm scene in Vermont. Article written by John Taylor Arms.
Date: 1936
Object Type: Artwork

Title: The Forest Pool
Description: A wood engraving depicting a tropical forest scene with two people at a water source. Article by Campbell Dodgson.
Date: 1939
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Vista Lake
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) depicting Vista Lake in the Canadian Rockies published exclusively for members of The Woodcut Society. Article written by Campbell Dodgson, C.B.E.
Date: 1932
Object Type: Artwork

Title: Phantoms
Description: An original color woodcut (30/200) in its sixth publication, sponsored by Martin Hardie, R.I., R.E. The woodcut depicts three black panthers in moonlight. 30 Druck likely refers to the image as the 30th print.
Date: 1934
Object Type: Artwork

Title: The Lost Anchor
Description: An original woodcut (30/200) of an anchor in a coral reef with various fish swimming. The article, by the artist, shares the backstory of the woodcut.
Date: 1936
Object Type: Artwork