Wall Paper c. 1936

Charlotte Angus's "Wall Paper" (c. 1936) is a landscape print depicting a serene river scene. The artwork's simplified forms and muted colors evoke a sense of calm and tranquility. Angus's use of stylized trees, reeds, and flying geese, in shades of brown and pink against a pale yellow background, contributes to the artwork's sense of peacefulness. The print exemplifies the artist's unique approach to nature-inspired design and her talent in the art of woodcuts, which was a common medium in the 1930s.