Zoar Apple Hook c. 1937

Fritz Boehmer's "Zoar Apple Hook" (c. 1937) is a watercolor painting depicting a traditional tool used for harvesting apples. The hook is made of metal with a wooden handle, and the detail of the painting captures the tool's worn texture and rustic charm. The watercolor technique creates a realistic representation of the object, highlighting the materiality and craftsmanship of the apple hook. This artwork offers insight into the agricultural practices of the past and the tools used for harvesting crops.