Spur c. 1936

"Spur" is a watercolor painting by Alfred Walbeck, created around 1936. This detailed depiction of a spur, likely used for riding, is presented in a life-size format, emphasizing its intricate details. The artwork is characterized by precise lines and muted tones, suggesting a focus on accuracy and technical skill. Walbeck's meticulous rendering of the spur's metal surface highlights the artist's interest in capturing the textures and materials of everyday objects. This simple yet precise representation of a functional object exemplifies Walbeck's keen observation of the everyday world. This work, along with other similar artworks by Walbeck, is a testament to the artist's dedication to realism.