Weather Vane c. 1939

Harriette Gale's "Weather Vane" from circa 1939 is a detailed watercolor depiction of a weather vane, likely crafted from wood, with a decorative, stylized design. The vane features a bulbous ball at the end of a horizontal rod that extends from a tall, segmented, and tapered column. The vane's top is adorned with an intricate shape reminiscent of stylized wings. The intricate detail and realistic depiction of the weather vane suggests Gale's interest in the natural world and her keen eye for capturing the details of everyday objects.