Carved Eagle Head c. 1937

"Carved Eagle Head" is a wooden sculpture created by Lucille Chabot in 1937. The sculpture is a detailed carving of an eagle's head, showcasing Chabot's skill in capturing the bird's powerful presence and intricate details. The eagle's beak is slightly open, and its eye is carved with a sense of alertness, suggesting a watchful and majestic creature. Chabot's work often explored natural subjects, and this piece reflects her deep appreciation for the beauty and power of the animal world.