Sugar Bowl c. 1936

John Cutting's watercolor "Sugar Bowl" (c. 1936) depicts a white porcelain sugar bowl with a lid, adorned with colorful floral and bird motifs. The detailed rendering of the sugar bowl showcases Cutting's attention to detail and his interest in the decorative arts. The artwork is a testament to the beauty of everyday objects and the artistry of hand-painted designs on ceramic pieces. Cutting's work often centered around the meticulous portrayal of household items, emphasizing their aesthetic qualities and historical significance.