Horse Head Hitching Post c. 1936

"Horse Head Hitching Post" is a drawing created by C.H. Hastings in 1936. The work depicts a realistic horse head, likely a cast iron sculpture, with a ring in its mouth for tying a horse. The drawing was made in graphite and charcoal, offering a detailed depiction of the sculpture's form and texture. This piece, with its simple yet evocative subject matter, provides a glimpse into rural life and the history of horse-drawn transportation. It offers viewers a unique perspective on the functional art of the 1930s.