Sauce Pan c. 1937

Edward L. Loper's "Sauce Pan" (c. 1937) is a detailed watercolor depiction of a simple cooking utensil. The artist uses muted tones and careful rendering to capture the texture and form of the pan, emphasizing its utilitarian nature. Loper, known for his still life paintings, highlights the beauty in everyday objects, inviting the viewer to appreciate the craftsmanship and functionality of everyday items. The composition is centered on the pan, with a subtle shadow cast by the long handle, providing a sense of depth and realism.