Silver Brazier c. 1936

"Silver Brazier," a detailed drawing created by Horace Reina in 1936, showcases a meticulous rendering of a silver brazier. The artwork's graphite and watercolor technique, with its realistic depiction of light and shadow, gives the illusion of a three-dimensional object. The intricate design of the brazier, featuring an ornate lid and a delicate, perforated base, reflects the craftsmanship of the era. Reina's precise details and the inclusion of a close-up view of the brazier's base provide insight into the object's functionality and aesthetics. This drawing, a testament to Reina's artistic skill, captures the beauty of a seemingly simple object.