Pueblo Pictograph 1940 - 1943

Louie H. Ewing's "Pueblo Pictograph" (1940-1943) is a colorful depiction of Native American pictographs, a form of visual communication that existed long before the arrival of Europeans in the Americas. This artwork evokes the ancient tradition of visual storytelling, which has been a part of Native American culture for centuries. Ewing, known for his style of stylized figures and bold colors, captures the essence of these pictographs, revealing a deep respect and understanding for their cultural significance.