Cherry Pitter 1941

hermanschulze

drawing

toned paper

light pencil work

pencil sketch

charcoal drawing

possibly oil pastel

pencil drawing

underpainting

portrait drawing

watercolour illustration

watercolor

"Cherry Pitter" is a 1941 watercolor by Herman Schulze (1855-1995). The artwork depicts a close-up view of a cherry pitter, a kitchen tool used to remove pits from cherries. Schulze’s precise detail and realistic portrayal capture the intricate workings of the machine. This work exemplifies the artist's penchant for still-life subjects and his meticulous approach to rendering everyday objects.