Sturgeon Spear c. 1938

Samuel Faigin's "Sturgeon Spear" from c. 1938 depicts a traditional fishing tool. The spear is crafted with three serrated blades, each ending in a sharp point. The intricate detail of the metalwork is emphasized by the artist's precise rendering, capturing the aged and worn texture of the spear. Faigin, a renowned artist known for his meticulous drawings, showcases the object's utilitarian purpose while highlighting its aesthetic qualities. This artwork provides a glimpse into the history of fishing and the tools that shaped the industry.