Mother and Child 1901

"Mother and Child" is a 1901 print by American artist Helen Hyde, who was inspired by Japanese woodblock prints. The work depicts a Japanese mother and child in traditional clothing, with the mother's hand resting gently on her child's shoulder. Hyde's use of delicate lines and soft colors creates a sense of tenderness and intimacy, typical of her artistic style which fused Japanese and Western art techniques. The work is a powerful representation of the bond between a mother and child, which resonates across cultures.