Bowl c. 1939

Isidore Steinberg’s “Bowl” is a striking example of glassblowing from 1939. The piece features a delicate green glass that is molded into a graceful, bowl-like shape. The translucent green glass, a hallmark of Steinberg’s work, allows light to play across the surface and create an ethereal glow. The artist's skill is evident in the smooth, flowing curves of the bowl, which have a sense of effortless grace. The bowl's simple, yet elegant design reflects the principles of modernism, a movement that was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.