Broad Axe Head 1938

"Broad Axe Head" is a watercolor painting by Herman O. Stroh, created in 1938. The artwork realistically depicts a weathered, rusted broad axe head. The artist's keen attention to detail is evident in the intricate depiction of the axe head's surface, capturing the texture and wear of the metal. The composition focuses on the single object, highlighting its utilitarian nature and its connection to the past. The artwork belongs to the genre of still life, focusing on the beauty of everyday objects.