Source: WTL photograph© at the Special Exhibition of "Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism 1910 - 1950," at the Philadelphia Art Museum, December 13, 2016.
Image: "Still Life (Camera)" (1931) by María Izquierdo (1902-55). Oil on canvas.
Comments: Here is another example of what was mentioned about María Izquierdo's works earlier (<= Page #21). Also, for a works of hers in the 1940s, see: => Page #31. While her politics were strongly supportive of the left, nevertheless, the themes of her art were, at times, more religious (throughout her life she supported her mother's and grandmother's Catholic mores) or more focused on daily life. This still life, then, cannot be more illustrative of the latter theme.
Humanities Question: Compose your own question about this painting and give a brief answer to your own question.