Emily R. Hunt
Visual Arts, Primitive Art, Folk Art and More
Posts Tagged ‘Weathervane’
Weathervanes – American Folk Art
1 Aug 2009Elda Titus said: Weathercock, weathercock, up in the sky, What can you see from your perch so high?To farmers or to anyone working outside, the weather has always been a very important element. It taught our forefathers to sense impending storms, to hunt from down wind, and to make fires safely.Before the days of “weather [...]
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