Plate c. 1936

This watercolor painting by Albert Eyth, dating back to around 1936, depicts a simple yet charming still life. The composition features a single pink flower with green leaves, centered on a white plate with a blue rim. The artist's skillful use of watercolor creates a delicate and airy effect, emphasizing the beauty of the everyday object. The blue rim of the plate is rendered with a light and airy texture, suggesting a sense of movement and depth. This work exemplifies Eyth's keen eye for detail and his ability to find beauty in the commonplace.