Coffee Pot c. 1940

Oscar Bluhme's "Coffee Pot," a watercolor painting dating back to c. 1940, showcases a meticulously rendered pewter coffee pot with a black handle. The artwork, known for its realistic depiction of the object, exemplifies Bluhme's mastery of still-life composition and his keen eye for detail. The painting's muted color palette, featuring soft grays and subtle highlights, further enhances the sense of realism and the timeless elegance of the subject. The detailed depiction of the coffee pot's form and texture, including the intricate knob on the lid and the sheen of the pewter, invites viewers to appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of everyday objects.