Horn c. 1940

"Horn" is a scrimshaw artwork created by Carl Strehlau in the 1940s. This detailed carving depicts a ship with sails unfurled, navigating the open ocean. The artwork's subject matter is a testament to the maritime history and artistry of scrimshaw, a traditional art form practiced by sailors during long voyages. The intricate detail of the ship and the surrounding waves are characteristic of Strehlau's meticulous style, making this a compelling example of scrimshaw artistry. The artwork, measuring 24.4 x 29.8 cm, is a delicate representation of the seafaring world.