Trivet c. 1941

Dorothea Bates's "Triver" is a detailed drawing depicting a trivet, a household object used to support hot cookware. The trivet is rendered in silver tones, with a delicate and ornate design. Created in c. 1941, the artwork provides a glimpse into the everyday objects of the era, offering a visual study of both form and function. The drawing demonstrates the artist's skill in capturing the intricate details of the trivet, showcasing the beauty found in even the most utilitarian objects.