Plow c. 1941

Cornelius Christoffels' "Plow," a watercolor painting from around 1941, depicts a simple wooden plow, the kind used by farmers for centuries. The artist’s focus on the tool’s form, emphasizing the texture of the wood, highlights its utilitarian beauty and connection to rural life. This realistic and detailed representation captures the essence of a quintessential agricultural implement, creating a sense of both simplicity and practicality.