Silver Spoon c. 1938

"Silver Spoon," a 1938 drawing by Kalamian Walton, is a detailed and realistic representation of two silver spoons. Walton, who worked from 1855 to 1995, depicted the spoons from a bird's-eye perspective, showcasing their shape and the intricate details of their handles. The image highlights the craftsmanship of the spoons and their potential as objects of both utility and aesthetic appreciation. The drawing is likely part of a larger collection of still-life studies, demonstrating Walton's keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of everyday objects.