Butter Mold 1935 - 1942

John Hall's "Butter Mold" is a watercolor depicting a simple, wooden butter mold, a commonplace item in kitchens of the 18th century. The artwork was likely created between 1935 and 1942, highlighting the artist's fascination with everyday objects. The meticulous details of the mold's carved design and its handle are emphasized in the artwork, highlighting the artist's appreciation for simple beauty found in everyday objects.