瑪芬烤盤
c. 1938
Long before he became the legendary architect behind the Glass House, Philip Johnson was fascinated by the beauty of everyday objects. This 1938 drawing elevates a humble cast-iron muffin pan into a serious study of form and function. The meticulous shading captures the heavy, textured surface of the iron, highlighting its seven circular molds, tiny tripod legs, and long handle. It perfectly reflects the Modernist fascination with industrial aesthetics, proving that even breakfast cookware can be a masterpiece of design.
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