Pueblo Moonlight 1927

Howard Cook's "Pueblo Moonlight" (1927) is a woodcut print depicting a pueblo village bathed in moonlight. The artist, known for his depictions of Native American life, uses stark contrasts of light and dark to create a sense of mystery and tranquility. The simplified forms and bold lines give the work a powerful presence, evocative of the strong architectural traditions of the Southwest. The work highlights Cook's skillful use of line and texture, creating a dramatic scene under a nocturnal sky.