Yoke for Oxen 1935 - 1942

"Yoke for Oxen" is a detailed drawing by Rose Campbell-Gerke, created between 1935 and 1942. The artwork depicts a wooden yoke used for oxen, with two curved wooden bars attached to the yoke, which would have been connected to the ox's necks. This drawing, with its precise lines and subtle shading, captures the everyday objects that were an important part of agricultural life in the early 20th century. Campbell-Gerke, known for her depictions of rural life, meticulously portrays the yoke's construction and its function in the working world. The drawing showcases the artist's keen observation and her ability to elevate a simple object to a work of art.