Progress 1928

"Progress" is a woodblock print by Lowrie Lyle Warrener, created in 1928. The artwork depicts a stylized landscape with a winding path leading upwards towards a series of jagged peaks. The print is characterized by its bold lines and stark contrasts, typical of the Art Deco style prevalent in the 1920s. Warrener's work often explored themes of nature and human progress, and "Progress" serves as a visual representation of this artistic focus, suggesting a journey towards an uncertain but potentially rewarding future. The print's geometric shapes and simplified forms lend a sense of dynamism and movement, making it a compelling example of Art Deco aesthetics.