Indian Pottery Vendor 1935 - 1943

"Indian Pottery Vendor" is a woodcut by American artist Fritz Eichenberg, created between 1935 and 1943. The print, housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, depicts a vendor, his face and hand prominent, surrounded by the pottery he sells. Eichenberg uses black and white to create a striking contrast, highlighting the vendor’s determined expression and the weight of his wares. The artwork captures a moment of everyday life, offering a glimpse into the vendor's work and the vibrant culture of the time.