Rarin' to Go 1935

"Rarin' to Go" is a lithograph by American Regionalist artist Alexandre Hogue, created in 1935. The artwork is notable for its stark black and white composition, which gives the image a sense of drama and immediacy. The scene depicts a man in a barn, about to mount a horse, which is depicted as a large, powerful, and almost abstract form. Hogue was known for his depictions of the American West, and this work embodies that style with its focus on rural life and the human connection to nature. "Rarin' to Go" is an example of Hogue's distinctive style, which combines elements of realism, abstraction, and symbolism to create a powerful and evocative image.