Salt Dip c. 1938

"Salt Dip" is a watercolor painting created by American artist Byron Dingman in 1938. The artwork depicts a green ceramic bowl with a scalloped rim and a raised center, suggesting a salt cellar or condiment dish. The painting exemplifies Dingman's interest in depicting everyday objects with a focus on their form and texture, as well as the nuances of light and shadow. This artwork is representative of Dingman's artistic style which is often described as meticulous realism and a sense of simplicity.