Bryce Canyon National Park c. 1940s

This colorful linocut print by Louie H. Ewing, created around the 1940s, depicts a breathtaking view of Bryce Canyon National Park. The artist's signature style, evident in this print, features bold, flat colors and a simple, graphic aesthetic, highlighting the dramatic, vertical forms of the hoodoos. The composition is framed by a large pine tree in the foreground, inviting viewers to imagine themselves standing on the edge of the canyon and gazing out at this awe-inspiring natural wonder. This print is an excellent example of American landscape art and a testament to Ewing's passion for capturing the beauty of the American West.