Gustave Baumann’s Woodblock Prints
Gustave Baumann, a New Mexico artist active in the Works Progress Administration, was a master of the color woodblock print. There are several of his works over at Looky.
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I just didn’t realize you could achieve such fine detail as this.
I just can’t imagine how. I would have adored to watch Mr. Bauman cut. This makes my heart sing.