Cross and Chain c. 1937

"Cross and Chain" (c. 1937) is a watercolor on paper by Tulita Westfall, a well-known American artist who lived from 1855 to 1995. The artwork depicts a simple gold chain with a black cross pendant. The cross has yellow accents on its edges. The chain is drawn in a looping shape, creating a visual sense of balance and harmony. The artwork showcases Westfall's meticulous attention to detail and her skill in capturing the subtle textures and hues of the materials. The image invites viewers to consider the symbolism of the cross and chain, both powerful symbols with rich religious and cultural significance.