Carboy c. 1937

Edward White's "Carboy" from circa 1937, is a watercolor painting that depicts a single, green glass carboy. The painting's realism and detail are emphasized through its use of subtle shading and the reflection of a window, creating a sense of depth and dimension. White's signature can be found at the bottom of the artwork, while the carboy itself takes center stage. This study of a simple object demonstrates the artist's skill in capturing form and light, showcasing the beauty of everyday objects.