Candlestick c. 1939

"Candlestick" is a watercolor painting by Elisabeth Fulda, created around 1939. The artwork depicts a glass candlestick with a unique and ornate design, featuring a bulbous body, a beaded stem, and a wide, flared base. The artist's detailed brushstrokes capture the translucent quality of the glass, highlighting the intricate details of the candlestick's form. Fulda, known for her still life paintings, skillfully uses light and shadow to emphasize the three-dimensional form of the object, inviting the viewer to appreciate the beauty of everyday objects. The painting showcases Fulda's talent for capturing the essence of simplicity and elegance in her subject matter.