Griddlecake Turner and Fork c. 1937

"Griddlecake Turner and Fork" is a watercolor on paper by American artist Edward L. Loper, created around 1937. This detailed drawing showcases two simple kitchen implements, a griddlecake turner and a fork, with intricate details like the texture of the metal and the slight bend in the fork’s handle. Loper’s work often explored the beauty of everyday objects, capturing their form and function in a realistic style. This piece exemplifies his interest in the everyday, elevating humble tools to a work of art.