"Fish Bitters" Bottle 1935 - 1942

"Fish Bitters" Bottle is a watercolor painting by Loraine Makimson from 1935-1942. The painting depicts a glass bottle shaped like a fish, with a detailed representation of the fish's scales. The bottle is colored in shades of yellow, giving it a realistic, almost translucent quality. This work is an example of still life, a genre where artists portray inanimate objects in a realistic manner. Makimson’s artwork highlights the beauty and artistry in everyday objects, making them the subject of artistic exploration.