Glass Rolling Pin c. 1938

"Glass Rolling Pin" is a watercolor painting by American artist Amos C. Brinton, created around 1938. The artwork depicts a single, smooth, elongated glass rolling pin with rounded ends. Its surface displays a swirling pattern of translucent greens and blues, reminiscent of marbled paper, creating a visually striking and intriguing composition. This realist style is characteristic of Brinton's meticulous and detailed work, and it allows the viewer to appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of a simple, everyday object. The artwork stands as a testament to the artistry found in the ordinary, capturing the essence of a utilitarian tool through a skilled and aesthetic representation.