Roads of the Earth We Follow You. Authority over All the Signs of the Earth 1957

"Roads of the Earth We Follow You. Authority over All the Signs of the Earth" is a 1957 print by American artist Benton Spruance (1904–1967). The print depicts a scene with figures, horses, and a single dark dog rendered in a stylized, blocky manner in shades of red against a white background. Spruance's work is known for its use of bold colors and simplified forms, often depicting scenes from the Bible, history, or mythology. The work's title, a quote from the Book of Isaiah, suggests a connection to the artist's interest in the Bible and its symbolism. The artwork utilizes the expressive style of printmaking that emerged in the early 20th century and evokes a sense of movement and dynamism.