Moonlight on the Konkapot c. 1926

Eva Auld Watson's "Moonlight on the Konkapot," a color woodcut print created in 1926, depicts a rushing river constrained by rock formations, with the water reflecting moonlight and the sky in a serene nighttime scene. The print was likely inspired by the natural beauty of the Konkapot River in Minnesota, reflecting Watson's interest in the American landscape. The woodcut's vivid colors and dynamic composition evoke a sense of movement and tranquility, capturing the captivating power of nature. The piece is currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, where it offers a glimpse into the artistic output of a prominent American printmaker.