Spur c. 1936

"Spur" is a watercolor painting by Gerald Transpota, created around 1936. The artwork depicts a detailed, ornate spur, rendered in a realistic style. The gold-toned metal of the spur is meticulously rendered, with hints of silver accents on the pointed rowel. The artist's attention to detail is evident in the intricate design of the spur's strap and its decorative elements. Transpota's precise brushwork creates a sense of tangible quality, inviting viewers to almost feel the weight and texture of the spur. This artwork embodies a style of meticulous observation often seen in still-life painting, captivating viewers with its delicate rendering of a seemingly mundane object.