Silver Caster c. 1936

"Silver Caster" is a pencil drawing by American artist Herbert Russin, created in 1936. The artwork depicts a detailed rendering of a silver caster, a vessel used for dispensing powdered sugar or salt. Russin's masterful use of shading and detail emphasizes the form and texture of the silver object, capturing the light reflecting off its surface. The drawing demonstrates the artist's interest in the intricacies of everyday objects, highlighting the beauty found in the mundane. This drawing, measuring 30.4 x 22.7 cm, is a testament to Russin's meticulous craftsmanship.