Weather Vane c. 1937

Herman Bader's "Weather Vane" from c. 1937 is a detailed pencil drawing of a rooster weather vane, a common symbol associated with good luck and direction. The drawing showcases the intricate details of the weather vane, including its worn, textured surface, the rooster's detailed form, and the rod that holds it in place. The drawing's simplicity and precision highlight the beauty of everyday objects, reflecting the artist's interest in folk art and vernacular design. This work offers viewers insight into both the functional and aesthetic aspects of weather vanes.