Mold c. 1938

"Mold" is a watercolor painting by Robert Calvin, created in 1938. This artwork depicts a wooden bucket, realistically rendered with detailed textures and color variations. The focus on the humble and everyday object showcases Calvin's keen eye for detail and his interest in capturing the beauty of ordinary things. The work exemplifies the still-life genre, a traditional art form that celebrates the visual aesthetics of commonplace objects.