Silver Porringer c. 1936

Charles Cullen's "Silver Porringer" is a detailed graphite drawing from c. 1936. The artwork depicts a silver porringer, a type of small bowl often used for serving food or drink. Cullen, who was active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, meticulously rendered the porringer's form, highlighting the intricate details of its handle and the subtle variations in light and shadow across its surface. The drawing's realistic style and precise measurements showcase Cullen's skill as a draftsman and his appreciation for the craftsmanship of the silver porringer.