Iron c. 1937

"Iron" is a realistic watercolor painting by American artist Arlington Gregg, created circa 1937. The artwork depicts a simple iron, rendered in meticulous detail, highlighting the everyday object's form and texture. Gregg, known for his still life and representational works, masterfully captures the iron's worn surface and the intricate twist of its handle. This artwork exemplifies the Precisionist movement's focus on precise detail and the beauty of everyday objects. The painting is part of a larger series of works exploring the domestic sphere and the significance of everyday items.