Spring c. 1920

"Spring," a wood-cut print by Allen Lewis, depicts a woman with long flowing hair and a red dress running across a field of green grass and yellow flowers. The artwork is a vivid representation of the season, capturing the feeling of new beginnings and a sense of vibrancy. The woman, who appears to be the embodiment of spring, signifies the arrival of warmth and renewal. This colorful and stylized print showcases the artist's unique use of woodcuts to express the joy and beauty of spring. It is part of the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art.