Bit c. 1938

"Bit" is a detailed drawing by Rose Campbell-Gerke, dating back to c. 1938. This artwork depicts a silver-plated bit for a horse's bridle, meticulously rendered in pencil and watercolor. The intricate details, including the engraved patterns and the rounded edges, showcase the artist's skilled hand and her keen eye for detail. The piece is a testament to Campbell-Gerke's ability to capture the beauty of everyday objects, highlighting the craftsmanship and artistry present in even the most functional of tools. The artwork offers a glimpse into the world of equestrian culture and the meticulous designs that were incorporated into essential equipment for horses.