Weather Vane c. 1938

"Weather Vane" is a watercolor drawing created by Ernest A. Towers, Jr. in 1938. The drawing depicts a weather vane, a device used to indicate wind direction. The vane features a long, rectangular body with elaborate, ornate details. The body is adorned with a central rosette and an arrow at the end, highlighting the vane's functionality. The artist's detailed depiction of the weather vane emphasizes its craftsmanship and design, suggesting a deep appreciation for this simple yet important architectural element. Towers’ artistic style is characterized by his meticulous rendering of details and an ability to capture the essence of his subject.