Bit c. 1940

"Bit" is a watercolor painting by A. Regli, created around 1940. It depicts a detailed rendering of a bit, a metal mouthpiece used in equestrianism for guiding and controlling a horse. The bit is rendered with meticulous detail, showcasing the intricate design and craftsmanship of the object. The artist, A. Regli, was known for their precise and realistic depictions of everyday objects, highlighting the beauty in the mundane. The painting's small size, measuring 35.5 x 28 cm, further emphasizes the artist's focus on capturing the minute details of the bit. "Bit" is a compelling example of Regli's artistic talent and passion for capturing the essence of everyday objects through watercolor.