This series of three hand-carved linocut prints, which are sold together and printed on archival cotton-rag paper measure 15×22 inches each. They were created as part of a public art project with the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture for a three-panel mural in the city of La Puente that at Bassett Park.
The series highlights three scenes in the history of La Puente: the Indigenous Tongva settlement of Awigna that predates colonization, a scene from contemporary La Puente, and a scene depicting the area’s agricultural history as a center of avocado, citrus, and walnut production.
This series of three hand-carved linocut prints, which are sold together and printed on archival cotton-rag paper measure 15×22 inches each. They were created as part of a public art project with the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture for a three-panel mural in the city of La Puente that at Bassett Park.
The series highlights three scenes in the history of La Puente: the Indigenous Tongva settlement of Awigna that predates colonization, a scene from contemporary La Puente, and a scene depicting the area’s agricultural history as a center of avocado, citrus, and walnut production.
