Comb (For Agricultural Use) c. 1935

Charlotte Winter's "Comb (For Agricultural Use)" (c. 1935) is a watercolor depiction of a simple yet essential tool for farmers. The artwork, with its precise detail, highlights the craftsmanship and functionality of the comb. The comb's curved tines, set against a wooden base, suggest its intended use for smoothing and aligning agricultural materials. Winter's work, while seemingly mundane, offers a glimpse into the everyday objects that underpin rural life and the artistry with which they were created.