Burner and Kettle 1935 - 1942

"Burner and Kettle" is a watercolor on paper artwork created by Edith Magnette between 1935 and 1942. It depicts a detailed still life of a burner and a kettle, both crafted from polished brass. Magnette, known for her meticulous renderings of everyday objects, highlights the intricate details of the burner and kettle, capturing the light reflecting off their surfaces. The artwork, measuring 22.6 x 30.5 cm, showcases Magnette's skillful use of watercolor to convey the texture and shine of the brass. The composition, featuring the objects arranged against a light background, allows for a clear and engaging view of the subject matter. This depiction of domestic objects in a realistic manner is characteristic of still-life painting.