Trivet c. 1941

"Trivet" is a minimalist sculpture by Ardella Watkins, created around 1941. The artwork is a simple, yet elegant, depiction of a household object, showcasing Watkins' interest in everyday objects. The trivet, made of cast iron, features a series of wavy lines, creating a visually interesting design. The minimalist approach and focus on form highlight the artist's exploration of functional objects as art. Watkins, known for her sculptures of everyday items, has often focused on the beauty found in the ordinary.