Digging Puget Sound (Paul Bunyan series)

Name/Title

Digging Puget Sound (Paul Bunyan series)

Entry/Object ID

43-31-24

Type of Print

Linocut

Made/Created

Artist

Correll, Richard V.

Date made

1939

Time Period

20th Century

Dimensions

Dimension Description

Mat dimensions

Height

16 in

Width

20 in

Dimension Description

Paper dimensions

Height

11 in

Width

15-3/4 in

Dimension Description

Image dimensions

Height

9-1/2 in

Width

13 in

Interpretative Labels

Label

(from 2016.Klassics for Kids) Richard Correll American, 1904-1990 Digging Puget Sound, 1939 Creation of San Juan Islands, 1937 linocuts A legendary American folk hero, Paul Bunyan is best known as a lumberjack who cleared America’s old-growth forests from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. A giant of a man, he is also said to have dug Washington state’s Puget Sound with the help of his enormous companion, Babe, the Blue Ox. The San Juan Islands were created from the dirt he threw backwards while digging the Sound.