Jessie Jo Eckford

Jessie Jo Eckford was an American printmaker who lived and worked from 1895 to 1941. Eckford's artistic style is most recognized as an example of the American Regionalist movement. Eckford is known for her black and white woodcuts depicting scenes of everyday life, often featuring boats and the waterfront. Her work is known for its strong graphic quality and its use of simple, geometric shapes. Eckford’s printmaking technique is characterized by a bold and expressive use of line and shadow. Her work is a testament to the beauty and power of the human experience.