Roundout Creek c. late 1930s

"Roundout Creek" is a black and white woodcut by American artist Betty Waldo Parish, created in the late 1930s. The image depicts a river scene with buildings on either side and boats in the water. The artist's use of strong lines and dark shadows creates a sense of depth and atmosphere. Parish's woodcuts are known for their detailed renderings of everyday life, often capturing the industrial landscapes of her time. This piece showcases the artist's skill in depicting both the beauty and the grit of urban life.