Wooden Cross used as Headstone (Hand Made) c. 1937

Majel G. Claflin's watercolor painting "Wooden Cross used as Headstone (Hand Made)" depicts a simple wooden cross adorned with a pink flower garland, set against a light background. This artwork, likely created in 1937, showcases Claflin's talent for capturing the rustic beauty of everyday objects. The cross, with its weathered wood and intricate carvings, evokes a sense of timelessness and reverence, highlighting the enduring symbolism of this ancient religious symbol. The delicate floral garland adds a touch of tenderness and beauty to the scene, creating a poignant representation of remembrance. This painting, a testament to the artist's unique artistic vision, offers viewers a glimpse into the quiet beauty and spiritual significance of a simple wooden cross.