Trivet c. 1942

"Trivet" is a detailed drawing of a metal trivet, likely made from iron or cast iron. Created around 1942 by American artist Clarence W. Dawson (1855-1995), the trivet is depicted in meticulous detail, showcasing its intricate design with delicate swirls and curling tendrils. The drawing highlights the craftsmanship of the object, a functional yet beautifully crafted piece that would have been used in a domestic setting. The trivet's elaborate form speaks to the enduring beauty and functionality found in everyday objects.