Woman in the country 1927

"Woman in the Country" is a 1927 woodcut by Czech artist Mikuláš Galanda (1895–1938), exemplifying a simplified style and bold lines characteristic of the art movement known as Expressionism. The black and white composition depicts a stylized figure of a woman standing amidst a rural landscape, showcasing a focus on form and emotion over photographic realism. Galanda's work often explores themes of nature and humanity's connection to it, and this piece conveys a sense of solitude and contemplation.