1955 4-Color Woodcut "Sampan Wharf" by John I. Kjargaard (KuK) I based my geographic location

I based my geographic location mostly on the scene that seems distinctly European and the ancestral information on the name Gyldenkrone which is lower nobility from Denmark and Norway

who had adopted his Surrealist automatism and mysterious primitive symbols for their own purposes

Print by sight 11 3/4 inches x 15 inches

while maintaining a firm sense of place

the Boston Public Library

1955 4-Color Woodcut "Sampan Wharf" by John I. Kjargaard (KuK) I based my geographic locationThis striking 1955 woodcut titled "Sampan Wharf" by John I. Kjargaard captures a vibrant scene of docked fishing boats in a Hawaiian harbor. Created using a four color woodcut technique, the print features bold hues of teal, yellow, and black, emphasizing the warmth and tranquility of the coastal setting. The boat "Tai Ping" is prominently depicted, along with a sign reading "Keep Out," adding to the sense of place. Kjargaard's expert balance between