Flying Eagle Weather Vane 1935 - 1942

This detailed drawing by Robert Barton from 1935-1942 depicts a design for a "Flying Eagle Weather Vane." The drawing's composition is simple yet effective, with a single eagle in flight against a light background, emphasizing the bird’s form and the intricate detail of its feathers. The weather vane design is likely inspired by the American Bald Eagle, a symbol of strength and freedom. The artist's meticulous rendering showcases the potential of the weather vane as a decorative and functional object, demonstrating the fusion of artistry and practical utility.