Andirons c. 1938

"Andirons" is a watercolor painting by Ray Price, executed around 1938. The artwork depicts two ornate andirons in a detailed, realistic style, capturing the intricate design of the fireplace accessories. Price, a prolific artist known for his meticulous renderings of objects, presents a visually engaging composition that showcases the craftsmanship and elegance of these functional pieces. The andirons's urn-like finials, rope-like details, and claw feet are all rendered with precision, highlighting their decorative and practical qualities. The watercolor medium adds a subtle warmth and depth to the depiction, further enhancing the visual appeal of the andirons.