Horse Head Hitching Post 1935 - 1942

"Horse Head Hitching Post" is a watercolor illustration by American artist Vincent P. Rosel. Created between 1935 and 1942, the artwork depicts a detailed rendering of a horse's head sculpted as a hitch post, likely for tying horses. The illustration captures the realistic texture of the horse's head and the wood post. The work showcases Rosel's keen eye for detail, particularly evident in the intricate rendering of the post. The image is a testament to Rosel’s skill in watercolor illustration and a reminder of the importance of horses in American history.