Weather Vane c. 1937

Helen D. Bashian's "Weather Vane" is a watercolor painting from 1937 depicting a wooden horse in a galloping pose. The horse is painted with subtle shades of brown and gray, emphasizing the wood grain and giving it a rustic look. The painting captures the simple charm of a traditional weather vane, reminding viewers of its practical function while also showcasing Bashian's talent for capturing the beauty of everyday objects. The piece highlights Bashian's interest in folk art and the American landscape, offering a glimpse into the rural life of the early 20th century.