Bishop Hill: Dowel Cutter 1935 - 1942

H. Langdon Brown's watercolor painting "Bishop Hill: Dowel Cutter" is a detailed and precise representation of a wooden tool. The piece, created between 1935 and 1942, is a classic example of the artist's focus on capturing the essence of everyday objects with an acute sense of realism. The painting, which showcases the dowel cutter's intricate details and utilitarian form, exemplifies Brown's skill as a meticulous draftsman and watercolorist.