Wallpaper Used as Bandbox Covering c. 1937
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"Wallpaper Used as Bandbox Covering" (c. 1937) by Albert Levone is a colorful woodcut print that depicts a pastoral scene. The piece features a small house set against a backdrop of trees and a winding path. A single figure is shown walking along the path, adding a sense of solitude to the composition. The print is a charming example of Levone's work, known for its whimsical and imaginative use of color and form. The artist's use of bold lines and flat planes creates a sense of depth and space, while the yellow background provides a vibrant backdrop for the scene. The woodcut is reminiscent of traditional wallpaper designs, suggesting a connection to the domestic realm.
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