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Explore Howard Cook’s ‘San Ildefonso,’ a striking 1927 woodcut depicting figures in a dramatic black & white scene. An Expressionist masterpiece by an American artist.
Howard Cook’s ‘Self Portrait in Foxhole’ (1945) – a haunting etching of war & isolation. Explore this expressive WWII artwork's realism & German Expressionist influence.
Explore Howard Cook’s ‘Two Mexicans’ (1925) – a striking woodcut print showcasing geometric abstraction & Expressionist intensity. A rare piece of 20th-century art.
Howard Cook’s "The Desert" (1926) is a striking monochromatic woodcut print capturing vast desert landscapes & emotive expressionism. Explore this unique artwork's texture, depth, and evocative style.
Howard Cook’s ‘Sun Eclipse’ – a stark black woodcut print evoking unease & psychological turmoil. Explore this Expressionist masterpiece's abstract design & raw texture.
Discover Howard Cook’s striking ‘Sunset’ woodcut – a vibrant black & white Expressionist masterpiece. Explore its symbolic eye, textured depth, and American art history.
Howard Cook’s ‘Bowery TV’ (1951) is a dynamic Expressionistic painting of swirling yellow & red forms. Explore this abstract work's layered texture and evocative energy – a unique piece by a Broadway innovator.