Pewter Porringer c. 1936

This graphite drawing by Charles Cullen depicts a pewter porringer from a slightly elevated perspective. The porringer, a shallow bowl with a single handle, is rendered in meticulous detail, showcasing the artist’s skill in capturing the texture and form of the object. The drawing includes additional sketches of the porringer's handle and profile, providing a comprehensive study of this common 18th-century household item. Created in 1936, the drawing exemplifies Cullen's meticulous approach to still life and his interest in historical artifacts.