Weather Vane c. 1937

Salvatore Borrazzo's "Weather Vane" (c. 1937) is a detailed drawing of a weather vane depicting the Statue of Liberty. The artwork is likely a design for a real-world weather vane, as it includes a scale and a measurement of 37 1/2 inches in height. This drawing is a great example of American graphic design and its focus on patriotism. Borrazzo, a prominent American artist, drew the weather vane in a realistic style, highlighting the intricate details of the statue, including the torch, crown, and drapery. The drawing also captures the arrow of the weather vane, which is essential for its practical function.