Four Passenger Farm Wagon
c. 1936
Fred Weiss sketched this utilitarian four-passenger farm wagon around 1936, capturing a moment in time when horse-drawn transport was still a daily necessity. The design is strikingly simple yet functional, featuring two bench seats facing each other atop a sturdy, dark chassis, all supported by four large, spoked wheels. It looks less like a piece of fine art and more like a practical blueprint, perhaps intended for a craftsman to build. The large wheels suggest it was meant to navigate rough, unpaved farm roads with ease, offering a bumpy but communal ride for its passengers.
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