Untitled (Pueblo Scene, New Mexico) c. 1935 - 1936

"Untitled (Pueblo Scene, New Mexico)" is a print created by Eleonora Kissel in the 1930s, depicting a pueblo village nestled in the New Mexico landscape. The artwork highlights the architectural style of the Pueblo people, characterized by multi-story adobe structures with flat rooftops. Kissel's masterful use of line creates a sense of depth and perspective, showcasing the village against a backdrop of mountainous terrain. The viewer's eye is drawn to the intricately detailed adobe dwellings, with ladders reaching upwards, indicating the village's layered structure and the importance of verticality in Pueblo life. The artist's keen observation of the natural world is evident in the delicate rendering of the vegetation in the foreground. This print offers a glimpse into the traditional life and artistry of the Pueblo people and their unique relationship with their environment.