Harrison Emerson Keeler (American, 1905-1968) and Sam Scott (American, active 20th century). "The Trapper Red River Kart" colored woodcut, ca. 1940. Published by State Historical Society of Colorado. Sponsored by Federal Art Project, Works Progress Administration. Title, publisher and artists' names are printed at upper right. A large colored woodcut depicting the activities of trappers in the American West with a large horse-drawn cart in the foreground, another horse-drawn cart at the upper right, a man on horseback pulling another beast of burden, and vignettes above presenting teams of horses striding to the left and right. All is delineated in the artists' freer realistic manner characteristic of American Regionalism in complementary shades of russet red, golden yellow, sienna brown, grey, and white. Size (woodcut w/ margins): 12.325" L x 17.25" W (31.3 cm x 43.8 cm) Size (matte): 18" L x 23" W (45.7 cm x 58.4 cm)

Provenance: private Idledale, Colorado, USA collection

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#174109

Title, publisher and artists' names printed at upper right. Very good overall. Mounted (hinged at upper edge) in custom matte. Slight stains (perhaps occurred during printing process) - otherwise excellent as is matte.