Fly Catcher c. 1937

"Fly Catcher" is a watercolor painting by American artist Frank McEntee, completed around 1937. The painting depicts a fly catcher, an early form of insect trap. The detailed rendering of the object's wooden construction, metal mesh, and whimsical painted design creates a sense of realism, capturing the everyday object with careful precision. McEntee's attention to detail highlights the historical significance of the fly catcher, showcasing a common household item from a bygone era. This artwork is a testament to McEntee's talent for capturing both the beauty and the functionality of everyday objects.