Roderick D. MacKenzie

Roderick D. MacKenzie (1865-1941) was a prominent American artist known for his captivating black and white etchings. He specialized in portraying the industrial landscapes of the early 20th century, focusing on the raw power and energy of steel mills and factories. His works often capture the dramatic interplay of light and shadow, emphasizing the gritty realism and human scale within the vastness of industrial settings. Mackenzie’s etchings offer a unique glimpse into the changing face of American society during a period of rapid industrialization, highlighting both the beauty and the challenges of progress.