Wooden Stirrup c. 1941

Juanita Donahoo’s watercolor on paper, *Wooden Stirrup*, depicts a weathered wooden stirrup from a horse’s saddle. Donahoo, who was born in 1855 and died in 1995, created the artwork in 1941. The image shows the worn texture of the stirrup, perhaps a reminder of its long use in equestrian activities. This is a typical example of Donahoo's artwork, with the artist emphasizing the worn-down qualities of everyday items in a simple style.