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It Can't Happen Here: 10 Blockprints by Drewes

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Showing 1 - 10 of 10

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    Composition I--Plant Forms, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.1

    An abstract black-and-white print of overlapping organic shapes that resemble leaves, stems, and bark.
    Composition II - Window Construction on Window, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.2

    An abstract black-and-white print of prominent, angular black shapes and lines creating bold rectangles, triangles and negative spaces.
    Composition III - Arrows into Different Directions, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.3

    An abstract black-and-white print of black zig-zag shapes with varying textures and black arrows pointing in all directions.
    Composition IV - Ornamental, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.4

    An abstract black-and-white print of various organic shapes alternating black and white, and pointed teeth-like shapes on the bottom left.
    Composition IX - Crescents, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.9

    Composition V - Large and Small Circle, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.5

    An abstract black-and-white print with various rectangles, lines, and circles all intersecting.
    Composition VI - Curve and Diagonals, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.6

    An abstract black-and-white print with various straight and curved lines, filled-in shapes, on a textured wood-like background.
    Composition VII - Two Large Fighting Forms and a Row of Small Forms, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.7

    An abstract black-and-white print with several large rectangular and triangular forms above a row of smaller rectangular and triangular forms.
    Composition VIII - The Two Fighters Fight, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.8

    An abstract black-and-white print of curved shapes, diagonal lines, and shaded forms.
    Composition X - Dynamic Rhythm, 1934

    Werner Drewes

    Woodcut
    1989.13.10

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