3 Vignettes 1929

"3 Vignettes" is a 1929 woodcut by Solomon Borisovich Judovin, a Russian artist known for his expressive black and white prints. This work depicts four scenes of daily life in a rural village, using stark contrasts and simplified forms to evoke a sense of realism and the everyday. The scenes, including a gathering around a table, a bustling street, and two men talking on a porch, capture the rhythm of life in a small community.