Petroglyph Design 1935 - 1942

"Petroglyph Design" is a lithograph by American artist Lala Eve Rivol, created between 1935 and 1942. The artwork features nine distinct panels, each showcasing a different petroglyph-style design. The panels are arranged in a grid pattern, each containing a simple, stylized image of a figure, animal, or symbol, reminiscent of ancient rock carvings. The lithograph's light grey background and the white lines used to create the designs contribute to a minimalist aesthetic, highlighting the primitive yet evocative nature of the imagery. Rivol's work exemplifies the artistic interest in ancient cultures and symbolic forms prevalent in the mid-20th century, capturing the essence of petroglyphs through a modern lens.