Tin and Painted Glass Cross, Church or Home Use c. 1936

This watercolor drawing by E. Boyd, created around 1936, depicts a design for a cross made of tin and painted glass. The cross features a decorative frame of stylized leaves and a central panel with a repeating floral motif. The intricate details of the design, including the stippling on the metal and the delicate lines of the flowers, are characteristic of Boyd's style. Intended for either church or home use, this design exemplifies the intersection of faith and artistry, and likely served as a template for a physical cross.