Shoulder Plane c. 1937

"Shoulder Plane" is a watercolor on paper artwork created by Natalie Simon around 1937. The work depicts a shoulder plane, a woodworking tool used to shape and smooth edges. The detailed rendering showcases Simon’s keen eye for capturing the intricacies of everyday objects. The muted colors and subtle shading bring a sense of realism to the image, reflecting the artistic trends of the time. This piece is an example of Simon's interest in the interplay of light and shadow and her ability to translate everyday objects into art.