Spur c. 1940

"Spur" is a watercolor painting created by American artist Harry Mann Waddell, around 1940. The painting depicts a detailed illustration of a spur, a device used to urge horses forward. Waddell is known for his meticulous renderings of Western Americana, often capturing the essence of everyday objects with great accuracy. This artwork showcases his ability to represent the intricate details and textures of a spur, highlighting its functional design and historical significance.