The composition presents a stark shoreline defined by bold contour and sweeping planes of sea and sky. The title suggests retrospection, while the design conveys permanence: nature vast and enduring beyond human presence.
Read moreStudy for Washington Post Office Mural Puerto Rico by Rockwell Kent – 1937 Print 3 días ago
• Rockwell Kent New Deal mural studies. Artist: Rockwell Kent. A striking preparatory study from Kent’s celebrated federal mural commission. Circa: 1937. • Reproduction of the original 1937 illustration.
Read morePaul Bunyan by Rockwell Kent – 1927 American Folklore Illustration Print 3 días ago
Kent transforms folklore into modern icon, balancing humor and heroism through disciplined black-and-white design. Paul Bunyan. Artist: Rockwell Kent. Rockwell Kent’s. • Rockwell Kent book illustrations.
Read moreGirl on a Cliff – Rockwell Kent 1930 Wood Engraving Art Print Monochrome 3 días ago
Artist: Rockwell Kent. Girl on a Cliff. Circa: 1930. Giclee reproduction of the original wood engraving. Browse the Art Gallery. Wood engravings and works on paper.
Read moreMount Assiniboine Canadian Rockies : Rockwell Kent : 1924 : Art Print 3 días ago
Click on image to enlarge…lean back…imagine the art on YOUR wall**Low Resolution Images are used online. Colors may vary according to your monitor settings.Mount Assiniboine Canadian Rockies Artist: Rockwell KentCirca: 1924 Rockwell Kent was an American painter, printmaker, illustrator, writer, sailor, adventurer and voyager. Fine Giclee PrintThis print delivers a vivid image with maximum color accuracy and exceptional resolution. The standard for museums and galleries around the world. Suitable for Framing Archival Quality Paper size: 11″x17″ untrimmed ©Ventura Pacific Ltd. Browse More Art
Read moreThe Irish Sea Coast Donegal by Rockwell Kent – 1926 Ireland Coastal Landscape 3 días ago
Donegal by Rockwell Kent, circa 1926, reflects the rugged beauty of Ireland’s northwestern coastline. In this composition, the rocky shoreline of Donegal rises above the restless waters of the Irish Sea, rendered with the bold forms and strong graphic contrasts that define Kent’s distinctive modernist style.
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