Tieback c. 1939

Helen Bronson's "Tieback" is a watercolor painting from 1939 depicting a simple, yet visually striking, design element. The artwork features a curved golden rod attached to a round, reddish-orange form, reminiscent of an apple. The composition is minimalist, showcasing the artist's meticulous detail and masterful use of color. Bronson's focus on everyday objects is evident in this piece, highlighting the beauty within the mundane. This work demonstrates the artist's penchant for capturing the essence of form and color with precision and elegance.