Pewter Pitcher c. 1936

Hyman Pearlman's "Pewter Pitcher," a watercolor painting from c. 1936, showcases a detailed depiction of a traditional pewter tankard. The artist, known for his still life works, captures the smooth surface of the pitcher with precise shading and highlights, emphasizing its metallic sheen. The intricate details of the handle and the banding around the pitcher contribute to the realism and meticulousness of the work. This artwork provides a glimpse into the artistry of still life painting and the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of Pearlman's work.