Cherry Pitter c. 1940

"Cherry Pitter" is a watercolor painting by American artist Archie Thompson (1855-1995), created circa 1940. The artwork, measuring 34.6 x 34.7 cm, depicts a detailed rendering of a vintage cherry pitter, a tool used to remove pits from cherries. The intricate design of the pitter, with its intricate details and delicate curves, is highlighted by the artist's precise use of watercolor. Thompson's meticulous attention to detail and focus on everyday objects made him a prominent figure in the American Still Life movement.