Powder Flask c. 1941

"Powder Flask" is a watercolor painting by Adolph Opstad, created around 1941. The painting depicts a detailed rendering of a powder flask, showcasing its intricate design and craftsmanship. The flask is depicted in a realistic manner, highlighting its brass and wood construction with fine details. The artist's skilled use of watercolor conveys the textures and materials of the object, making it appear almost three-dimensional. This painting is a testament to Opstad's mastery of still-life art and his ability to capture the essence of everyday objects.