Pewter Tankard c. 1941

This drawing by Oscar Bluhme depicts a pewter tankard, a type of drinking vessel with a lid and handle, often used for beer. Created around 1941, the artwork showcases the intricate details of the tankard's design, from its hinged lid to the delicate handle. The use of precise lines and shading in the watercolor technique renders the tankard realistically, capturing its metallic sheen and the subtle play of light on its surface. This piece provides a glimpse into the craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal of pewter objects, popular throughout history for their durability and versatility.