Stone Crusher

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Stone Crusher

Wanda Gág

Date
1928–29
Medium
Lithograph
Department
Arts of the Americas
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art

In this charming print of 1928-29, printmaker and children's book illustrator Wanda Gag transforms an ordinary stone crushing machine left by a wayside into a storybook dragon set in a lush, fanciful landscape. Her dynamic drawing style and attention to detail animates the scene with a lively energy that further enhances the whimsical illusion. United States, Americas

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