Woman reaching for the Moon (1930s) | Edward Eggleston

Capture a sense of ambition, dreams, and Art Deco elegance with this captivating art print of "Woman Reaching for the Moon" by American artist Edward Eggleston. Created in the 1930s, this stylized image embodies the Art Deco aesthetic with its sleek lines, geometric shapes, and a sense of idealized beauty. The woman's outstretched arm and the radiant moon create a powerful symbol of aspiration and the pursuit of dreams. This print is perfect for those who appreciate Art Deco art, symbolic imagery, and works that evoke a sense of hope and ambition.

Did you know? While Edward Eggleston is known for his Art Deco illustrations and commercial art, he is not to be confused with the later photographer William Eggleston, famous for his pioneering use of color photography in fine art. The two artists, though sharing a last name and both contributing significantly to their respective fields, worked in different eras and mediums. This distinction is important to avoid confusion when researching or discussing their work.

Bring a touch of Art Deco elegance and aspirational energy into your home with this captivating "Woman Reaching for the Moon" print.