Mother and Child 1901

"Mother and Child" (1901) is a woodblock print by American artist Helen Hyde (1868-1919). The print depicts a Japanese mother and child in traditional clothing, highlighting the influence of Japanese art on Hyde's work. The composition is simple yet effective, focusing on the intimate bond between the mother and child. The print is known for its delicate lines and subtle use of color, characteristic of Hyde's distinctive style. This artwork exemplifies the beauty and tenderness of motherhood, a theme often explored by artists from various cultures.