A Day's Work c. 1930s

"A Day's Work" is a pencil drawing created by Hans Alexander Mueller, a German-American artist known for his depictions of everyday life and working-class subjects. This piece, created in the 1930s, captures a group of men working on a dock, likely fishermen or laborers. The scene is rendered with meticulous detail, portraying the men's physical labor and the surrounding environment. The composition focuses on the men and their work, emphasizing the hard work involved in their day-to-day lives. The piece is a testament to Mueller's talent for capturing the dignity and reality of blue-collar work during a time of significant social and economic change. The image is a compelling example of realism in art and offers a glimpse into the lives of working men during the early 20th century.