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Maple Sugar Mold, c. 1940. Creator: George File
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Maple Sugar Mold, c. 1940. Creator: George File
Maple Sugar Mold, c. 1940
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File George Folk Art George File Kitchenware Mold Maple Sugar Watercolor And Graphite On Paper
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This print showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of a Maple Sugar Mold, created by George File in the 1940s. The intricate carving and rustic charm of this piece exemplify the rich heritage art that emerged from rural life in America during this era. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this wooden mold, which was used for shaping maple sugar into various delightful forms. With its delicate watercolor and graphite rendering on paper, the artwork beautifully captures the color and texture of wood, bringing it to life on canvas. As we gaze at this vintage masterpiece, we are transported back to a simpler time when kitchenware held both practicality and artistic value. This object not only served as a tool for creating delectable treats but also represented a connection to nature and country living. Displayed within an art gallery or center, this Maple Sugar Mold stands as a testament to American folk art traditions. Its presence evokes nostalgia for an era long gone while reminding us of our cultural roots and creative ingenuity. Preserved within the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , this remarkable creation by George File serves as an index of American design history. It symbolizes our nation's ability to transform everyday objects into works of art that reflect our identity as Americans. Through his skillful handiwork, File has immortalized an ordinary kitchen utensil, turning it into something extraordinary - a true testament to his talent as an artist and his dedication to preserving traditional craftsmanship.
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