Pitcher c. 1940

This watercolor painting by Van Silvay, created around 1940, depicts a red and white pitcher with a delicate, swirling pattern. The artist's detailed rendering captures the texture and translucence of the glass object, showcasing the beauty of everyday objects. The muted tones of the background and the subtle shadows create a sense of depth and realism. The image showcases Van Silvay's skill as a still-life artist, drawing attention to the intricate details of the pitcher, as well as the elegance of its form. This artwork, measuring 36.7 x 29 cm, is a testament to the enduring appeal of classical still-life art.