Emily Trueblood, "Greenpoint Water Tower", 2019

Print size 10" x 8"

Framed 16" x 14"

Woodcut print, ed. 5/10

Emily Trueblood currently lives in New York and is regarded for her work largely focusing on New York City architecture combined with nature. "I look for city and nature views that appeal to me then change & simplify the composition until I feel that I can express it as a woodcut or linocut... In city views, I like the contrast of round water towers next to straight buildings. I am interested in creating a mood or the feeling of certain weather with the colors I use."

Trueblood has won many awards and her prints have been included in numerous solo and group exhibitions in the United States, Europe, Asia, and South America. Trueblood has work in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC; New York Public Library, NY; The British Museum, UK; New-York Historical Society, NY; among others.