Money Bag c. 1936

"Money Bag" is a watercolor painting by Roberta Spicer, dating back to 1936. The artwork depicts a simple, brown leather bag with a drawstring closure, adorned with gold stripes. The bag is rendered with delicate detail, capturing the texture of the leather and the craftsmanship of the object. Spicer, who lived from 1855 to 1995, is known for her detailed depictions of everyday objects, often highlighting their beauty and functionality. This piece is a testament to her focus on simple yet impactful imagery, bringing to life the mundane with her skilled artistry.