Weather Vane 1935 - 1942

"Weather Vane" is an anonymous drawing of an indigenous person, likely from the Americas, holding a bow and arrow. The subject is depicted in a stylized, primitive manner, likely intended as a weather vane. The drawing's detailed nature, the artist's careful attention to form and structure, and its overall aesthetic appeal are hallmarks of the folk art genre. This simple but effective drawing captures the essence of weather vanes as symbols of good luck and the unpredictable nature of the weather.