Shelter in the Hills c. 1933

"Shelter in the Hills" is a black and white woodcut print created by Richardson Rome in 1933. The print depicts a small cabin nestled amidst a mountainous landscape. The artist's distinctive style uses bold lines and dark shadows to convey a sense of depth and atmosphere, emphasizing the rugged beauty of the natural world. The print's simple composition and focus on nature's tranquility likely resonated with a wide audience during the Depression era, offering a peaceful escape from the anxieties of the time. The piece is a testament to Rome's skill as a printmaker, capturing the essence of a serene mountain scene with remarkable detail and expressive power.