Circus Wagon Decorative Carving 1935 - 1942

"Circus Wagon Decorative Carving" is a watercolor on paper by American artist Harry King (1917-2001), dated 1935-1942. The artwork depicts a detailed design for a decorative carving, likely intended for a circus wagon. A Native American figure with elaborate headdress is the focal point, framed by stylized, rococo-inspired foliage. The ornate details and whimsical subject matter reflect the excitement and spectacle of the circus. King's watercolor technique captures the texture and depth of the proposed carved wood, making this design a valuable record of his artistry.