Maple Sugar Mold c. 1937

Milton Grubstein's "Maple Sugar Mold" (c. 1937) is a graphite drawing depicting a metal mold for making maple sugar candies. The drawing includes a top view of the mold as well as a three-dimensional perspective. This artwork, likely created for a catalog or advertising purposes, showcases the intricate detail and function of a simple kitchen tool. Grubstein's precise and realistic rendering of the mold highlights the beauty found in everyday objects and emphasizes the importance of handcrafted items in American culture.