Decorations for Home Relief Bureau c. 1936 - 1939

"Decorations for Home Relief Bureau" is a black and white woodcut created by American artist Florence Kent Hunter in the late 1930s. The artwork depicts a scene with several figures engaged in various activities, possibly a dance or social gathering. The woodcut's geometric forms and stylized figures are characteristic of Art Deco, a style popular during the 1920s and 1930s. Hunter's work was influenced by this aesthetic, incorporating elements of abstraction and geometric patterns, demonstrating the influence of Art Deco on American art during the Great Depression.