Sugar Bowl c. 1936

"Sugar Bowl" is a watercolor painting by American artist Edward White, created around 1936. The artwork depicts a simple white sugar bowl with a floral design in blue, yellow, and green hues. The delicate brushstrokes and realistic depiction of the bowl's form and pattern highlight White's skill in still life painting. This piece is a prime example of the precision and detail that characterized White's artistic style, demonstrating the beauty found in everyday objects.