Indian Mother 1928

Levon West's 1928 etching "Indian Mother" depicts a woman and a child riding a horse across a grassy plain. The figures are rendered in a simplified style, with a focus on their outlines and the overall composition. The subject matter and the style are characteristic of West's work, which often explored themes of Native American life and culture. The print is an example of American realism, reflecting the artist's interest in capturing the essence of everyday life. The light and airy composition of the artwork gives a sense of vastness and the open range.