But Woman's Work is Never Done 1934

"But Woman's Work is Never Done" is a 1934 etching by American artist Lyman Byxbe (1886-1980). The print depicts a woman working in a garden in front of a small, rural home at dusk. The scene is rendered in a dark, almost melancholic style, with muted tones and a focus on the figure's silhouette. The title suggests a sense of hardship and endless toil, a common theme in Byxbe's work that often explored the lives of rural people in the early 20th century.