Powder Horn c. 1936

"Powder Horn" is a watercolor painting by American artist John Fisk, created around 1936. The painting depicts a single, intricately detailed, teal-colored powder horn, a container historically used to carry gunpowder for firearms. Fisk's work showcases his meticulous attention to detail and masterful use of watercolor, capturing the unique shape and texture of the horn. The simple composition and muted color palette lend a sense of quietude and reverence to the historical artifact.