Lumberman's First Aid Kit c. 1942

"Lumberman's First Aid Kit" is a watercolor painting by George Roehl, created around 1942. The artwork depicts a red wooden box with a leather strap and metal hardware, suggesting a practical and sturdy first aid kit for lumberjacks. Roehl's precise detail and realistic depiction capture the essence of a hardworking profession, showcasing the tools and equipment vital to their survival in the harsh wilderness. The composition, featuring a close-up view of the kit, emphasizes its importance in a lumberjack's life. This painting is a testament to Roehl's talent for portraying everyday objects with a keen eye for detail and a strong sense of realism.