Foot Scraper c. 1942

"Foot Scraper" is a watercolor by John J. Price, a prominent American artist, created around 1942. The artwork showcases a detailed depiction of a worn, cast iron foot scraper, a common fixture outside homes in the early 20th century. The intricate design of the scraper, with its ornate scrolls and flourishes, is rendered with meticulous detail. This artwork is a testament to Price's keen eye for capturing the beauty of everyday objects. The watercolor's muted tones convey the patina of age and use, inviting viewers to reflect on the history embedded within the scraper's form.