Deer Weather Vane c. 1938

Salvatore Borrazzo's "Deer Weather Vane" is a graphite drawing depicting a deer in a running pose, mounted on a weather vane. The drawing, created in 1938, showcases Borrazzo's talent for capturing the dynamic movement of the animal. The detailed rendering of the deer's anatomy and the inclusion of a scale bar in the top right corner suggest that this is a working drawing for a weather vane, possibly designed for a specific location. The artist's interest in animal forms is evident in this piece, which exemplifies the functional yet artistic nature of weather vanes.