Cement Head Stone c. 1937

"Cement Head Stone" is a watercolor by American artist Majel G. Claflin, executed around 1937. The artwork depicts a simple stone cross adorned with colorful, stylized flowers and two birds. A small, white statue of a female figure is set within a niche, surrounded by the floral motif. The painting's whimsical style and bright colors reflect a folk art aesthetic, suggesting the artist's fascination with decorative design and regional crafts. Claflin's "Cement Head Stone" captures a sense of rural life and traditional craftsmanship, offering a unique perspective on a common symbol.