Trivet c. 1938

Roy Weber's "Trivet" is a watercolor on paper depicting a cast iron trivet. Dated c. 1938, the artwork showcases the ornate design of the object with meticulous detail, highlighting the intricate floral patterns and intricate curves of the trivet, a common household item used to protect surfaces from hot cookware. The artwork exemplifies Weber's interest in capturing everyday objects, contributing to the genre of still life.