Stereooptician c. 1937

"Stereooptician" is a watercolor painting by American artist William Spiecker, created circa 1937. The artwork depicts a wooden stereoscope, a device used to view three-dimensional images. The painting captures the intricate details of the stereoscope's construction, from its wooden casing to its lens and viewing apertures. Spiecker's meticulous rendering of the stereoscope serves as a testament to his keen eye for observation and his skill as a realist painter.