In the Hammock 1945

"In the Hammock" (1945), created by Mexican artist Alfredo Zalce (1908-2003), showcases the artist's signature style of capturing the daily lives of Mexican people through detailed, black-and-white imagery. The woodcut depicts a mother and child resting in a hammock, highlighting the simple yet significant moments of domestic life. The intricate lines of the woodcut, with its emphasis on textures and form, create a sense of intimacy and tranquility. The artwork is a powerful representation of Mexican culture and the artist's ability to depict the beauty found in ordinary moments.