Butter Mold c. 1937

"Butter Mold" is a watercolor on paper by American artist Wellington Blewett, dating back to around 1937. It depicts two different butter molds, one featuring an eagle with foliage and the other with a stylized floral design. The careful detail and shading in Blewett's work highlight the craftsmanship of the molds, emphasizing their utility and aesthetic value. The artwork provides a glimpse into the everyday objects and artistic sensibilities of the early 20th century, demonstrating the importance of simple, functional items in American culture.