Mother Earth Laid Bare
7544-M-ME $5.95From the Philbrook Collection.
This painting is from a group of Dust Bowl era works Houge called his Erosion series, depicting the damage caused by careless farming practices. Here, the plow looms as a menacing symbol of man's disruption of the soil and grasslands, leaving "mother earth" literally stripped bare.
Print 10" x 8"
Magnet 2.5" x 3.5"
Alexandre Hogue ( American, 1898-1994) Erosion No. 2- Mother Earth Laid Bare,1936.
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