Four Passenger Farm Wagon c. 1936

Fred Weiss’s “Four Passenger Farm Wagon” (c. 1936) is a detailed drawing of a traditional horse-drawn carriage. Depicted against a plain background, the wagon is rendered with meticulous precision, showcasing the craftsmanship of the vehicle. The work highlights the historical significance of horse-drawn transportation in rural America. The wagon's design, featuring two large wheels and a simple wooden body, reflects its intended function for farmwork and local travel. Weiss's attention to detail is evident in the depiction of the wagon's intricate spokes, as well as the cushioned seats. This watercolor drawing is a testament to the artist’s commitment to documenting the agricultural heritage of his time.