Frow and Frow Club 1935 - 1942

Oscar Bluhme’s "Frow and Frow Club" (1935-1942) depicts a wooden fro (a tool used to split wood) and a fro club, in a realistic, detailed watercolor style. The light, creamy background highlights the texture and color of the tools, emphasizing the craftsmanship of the objects. This work is a fine example of Bluhme’s interest in everyday objects and the beauty of traditional tools and crafts. The piece is part of his larger body of work, which often focused on the tools and techniques of the woodworking trade.