
Opportunity Vol. 8, no. 9 Cover
Elmer Simms Campbell · 1906 - 1971
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A bold black and white woodcut-style composition shows stylized figures in hats and caps moving across the picture plane, accompanied by a small dog at lower left. Angular silhouettes and dense hatched lines suggest an urban scene with industrial forms at right. The cover of Opportunity, volume 8, number 9, was made by Elmer Simms Campbell in 1930.























