The Go-Cart 1913

"The Go-Cart" is a 1913 woodblock print by American artist Helen Hyde (1868-1919). The image depicts two young children, one pushing a go-cart with the other sitting inside. The print captures a moment of childhood innocence and playfulness, emphasizing Japanese cultural elements through the children's attire and the use of a traditional go-cart. Hyde's vibrant colors and detailed lines create a lively and engaging composition. The use of woodblock printmaking is also indicative of the artist's fascination with Japanese art and culture. The print is a testament to Hyde's talent for depicting children in a charming and realistic manner, capturing the essence of childhood in a simple yet captivating scene.