Horse Weather Vane 1939
robertbarton
drawing
pencil drawn
drawing
aged paper
toned paper
light pencil work
pencil sketch
personal sketchbook
ink colored
sketchbook drawing
watercolour illustration
watercolor
Robert Barton's "Horse Weather Vane" from 1939 is a watercolor painting that depicts a simple horse weather vane with an arrow pointing to the right. The horse is depicted in a light gray tone, with the weather vane rendered in a dark gray, conveying the weathered wooden material of the original object. The image is on a cream-colored background, and the artist signed the artwork in the lower right corner. The painting's minimalist style captures the essence of the horse weathervane, showcasing its functional purpose and decorative appeal. The artwork is a testament to Barton’s talent as an artist who could capture the essence of everyday objects and transform them into beautiful works of art.
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