Sewing Bird c. 1937

"Sewing Bird" is a watercolor painting by William Spiecker, created around 1937. It depicts a common household sewing tool, a sewing bird, rendered in meticulous detail. Spiecker, known for his still life and object studies, presents the sewing bird against a plain white background, highlighting its form and structure. The painting is a testament to the artist's fascination with everyday objects and their inherent beauty, capturing the simple yet essential tool used by countless seamstresses throughout history. The artwork, measuring 35.3 x 24.4 cm, is a delicate and intimate portrayal of a familiar object, offering a glimpse into the world of domestic arts and crafts.