Hephaestus 1968

"Hephaestus" is a 1968 work by American artist Harry Hoehn (1918-1974). The artwork is a monochromatic print, likely a woodblock print, featuring a repeating pattern of stylized forms in black and white. The print's title, "Hephaestus," references the Greek god of fire and metalworking, suggesting a connection to the intricate detail and technical skill required in printmaking. This work embodies Hoehn's interest in abstract patterns and rhythmic design.