Cast Iron Toy Bank: Independence Hall c. 1937

This watercolor drawing by Dorothy Brennan depicts a cast iron toy bank in the shape of Independence Hall, a significant landmark in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The drawing, created in 1937, captures the building's iconic architecture, including its central tower and the inscription "Birthplace of American Independence". The detailed portrayal of the toy bank emphasizes its craftsmanship and serves as a reminder of the building's historical importance. The work showcases Brennan's artistic skill in capturing the details of the toy and its historical significance. This artwork is a valuable example of American folk art and a testament to the enduring influence of Independence Hall.