Eagle 1935 - 1942

John Davis's "Eagle" (1935 - 1942) is a detailed watercolor drawing of a majestic eagle, its wings outstretched and its head turned in profile. The artist's meticulous rendering of the bird's feathers and talons creates a sense of realism and power. The eagle is depicted in a dynamic pose, as if about to take flight, suggesting themes of freedom and strength. This work showcases Davis's mastery of watercolor technique and his keen observation of nature.