Cooking Pot c. 1936

Ludmilla Calderon’s 1936 watercolor painting, "Cooking Pot," depicts a realistic representation of a copper pot with three legs and two handles. The artwork is part of a series of drawings documenting kitchenware of the time. The artist’s meticulous attention to detail and realistic style highlight the pot’s functional nature, making it a valuable historical record of everyday objects in the early 20th century. The inclusion of scale drawings in the composition further emphasizes the technical accuracy and artistic focus on the pot’s form and dimensions.