Hitching Post c. 1940

"Hitching Post" is a watercolor painting by Gerard Barnett, dating back to c. 1940. The artwork depicts a close-up view of a horse's head sculpture, likely a cast iron hitching post. The sculpture is rendered in detail, showcasing the mane and the bridle ring. The painting's muted tones and realistic style highlight the craftsmanship of the post, capturing a glimpse of rural life in the early 20th century.