Greyhound 1912

"Greyhound" is a woodcut by German artist Moriz Jung, created in 1912. Jung, who was known for his expressive and simplified style, captures the sleekness and elegance of a greyhound in bold black lines against a vibrant teal background. The stylized, almost abstract, foliage behind the dog adds a sense of movement and dynamism to the composition, highlighting the dog's graceful form. While Jung tragically died at a young age, his woodcut prints, including "Greyhound", continue to fascinate audiences with their unique blend of realism and abstraction.