Corn Husking (right panel) 1935

"Corn Husking (right panel)" is a woodcut print created by Helen West Heller in 1935. The image features a man in a rural setting, kneeling and husking corn. The artist uses strong black and white lines to depict the scene, capturing the details of the man's clothing and the textured corn husks. Heller's use of simple geometric shapes and patterns creates a sense of rhythm and movement in the composition. The print is a testament to Heller's skill in the art of woodcut, a technique that allows for bold and expressive lines.