Click on image to enlarge...lean back...imagine the art on YOUR wall*
*Low Resolution Images are used online.  Colors may vary according to your monitor settings.

Adobe House
Artist: Pedro Lemos
Circa: 1920s

Description:
Adobe House by Pedro Lemos reflects the artist’s strong connection to California architecture, craft traditions, and early twentieth-century printmaking. The bold block-cut forms give the adobe structure a quiet permanence, with the clean geometry and regional subject matter associated with Lemos’s Arts and Crafts influence. Lemos is known for color block prints produced in limited numbers circa 1915–1925, and auction records confirm several of his California architectural subjects as woodcuts.

Print Details:
• Giclee reproduction of the original woodcut
• Archival matte paper, 11"×17" untrimmed
• Suitable for framing
• Carefully packaged and shipped flat

Ideal for collectors of:
• Pedro Lemos and California printmakers
• Arts and Crafts-era woodcut art
• California adobe and mission architecture
• Early twentieth-century regionalist prints

A quiet California adobe, cut in bold lines and built to last on paper.

© Ventura Pacific Ltd.