Weather Vane c. 1936

"Weather Vane" is a detailed ink drawing of a weather vane by American artist Edward L. Loper, created circa 1936. The drawing depicts a tall, slender weather vane with a decorative arrow and a series of vanes on the bottom, clearly labeled with the directions north, south, east, and west. Loper, born in 1916 and known for his architectural drawings and designs, likely created this work as a blueprint or design study for a real-life weather vane. The drawing's precise lines and clear markings showcase Loper's meticulous attention to detail and his mastery of architectural design.