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Boat in Malaya
The social and economic upheaval brought about by the Great Depression caused many American artists to reject European influences and to seek distinctively “American” themes and idioms
as a result
10 black and white illustrations
The era of Regionalism was changed forever
American Scene Painting, California, 1930s and 1940s 15" x 22" - 18" x 24" Boat in Malaya240 pages, by Ruth Westphal and Janet Blake Dominik 146 color illustrations, hardcover $49. 00 Out of the nations worst economic downturn, The Great Depression, came a new American resolve and a reversal of foreign influence. One aspect of this trend was a uniquely American artistic output. The commonplace activities and environments of Americans at work and at play became the inspiration for and the subject matter of artwork produced across the