Salt Dip 1937

"Salt Dip" is a 1937 watercolor painting by Ralph Atkinson (1855–1995), showcasing a detailed and realistic depiction of a glass salt shaker. The artwork emphasizes the play of light and shadow on the transparent glass surface, creating a sense of depth and volume. This piece exemplifies Atkinson's interest in everyday objects and his meticulous rendering techniques. The simple yet elegant composition, with the salt shaker centered against a light background, highlights the object's form and texture. This still life piece is a testament to Atkinson's skill in capturing the essence of ordinary objects through a blend of realism and artistic expression.