Wooden Dipper c. 1938

"Wooden Dipper" is a watercolor painting by Elmer Weise, created around 1938. This artwork depicts a simple, yet intricately carved wooden dipper, showcasing the artist's keen eye for detail. The dipper's smooth, rounded form and the delicate carving on the handle, rendered in shades of brown, create a sense of warmth and rustic charm. Weise, a renowned artist known for his still life and nature studies, masterfully captures the essence of this everyday object, elevating it to a work of art. The painting's realistic representation and muted color palette evoke a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for handcrafted objects.