Weather Vane Peacock c. 1939

Selma Sandler's "Weather Vane Peacock" (c. 1939) is a detailed pencil and watercolor drawing of a weather vane in the shape of a peacock. The artwork is rendered in a realistic style, showcasing the intricate details of the bird's feathers and the craftsmanship of the vane. Sandler's drawing captures the essence of the peacock's elegance and grace, making it a captivating piece that showcases the artist's talent for rendering fine details and capturing light. The depiction of the peacock weather vane, a decorative and functional object, speaks to the importance of design in everyday life.