Green Whiskey Bottle c. 1941

"Green Whiskey Bottle" is a watercolor painting by Loraine Makimson, created around 1941. The artwork depicts two green glass whiskey bottles, each with a unique design. One bottle features a stylized fish, while the other displays a different design, likely representing a brand or distillery. Makimson's precise and detailed depiction captures the textures and translucency of the glass bottles, giving a realistic and almost three-dimensional effect. The use of watercolor allows for delicate shading and a soft, subtle palette. This work reflects Makimson's interest in the details of everyday objects and is a notable example of her skill in still-life painting.