Tidt Eg Minnest - I Often Remember

Red, green, gray, and white are the main colors in this woodcut. It shows a house on the bottom of the hill with some plant life.

The house is red and white. The leaves on the white and red tree are green. There is practically no hue variation - the green is the same green, the red is the same red throughout the piece. It seems brownish-red where the green overlaps the red, such as on the roof of the house and the earth down below. The sky is gray and white. We can see three windows on the house. It appears to have a porch. Little trees grow in brownish-red atop the hill. Parallel to the big tree by the house, there is a gray post-like thing, nearly cyllindrical. It looks as though there is red writing going down it.

Concordia College Art Collection

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Olin 2nd floor next to 207

20 1/2"by 28'(image)| 20 1/4 by 40 1/2" (frame)