Pa. German Fork c. 1938

royweber

drawing

pencil drawn

drawing

amateur sketch

shape in negative space

toned paper

light pencil work

shading to add clarity

pencil sketch

pencil drawing

watercolour illustration

shading experimentation

"Pa. German Fork" is a graphite drawing on paper by American artist Roy Weber (1855-1995) that depicts a Pennsylvania German fork, a tool used in the 18th and 19th centuries for various tasks. The artwork, created in 1938, captures the unique form of the fork, featuring a twisted handle and a forked end. Weber's detailed and realistic style renders the subject's textured surface and intricate details. The simple composition and careful rendering create a compelling image, showcasing the craftsmanship and historical significance of the Pa. German fork.