Bronze Powder Flask c. 1939
georgevvezolles
drawing
drawing
toned paper
water colours
white clean appearance
possibly oil pastel
underpainting
white focal point
pastel chalk drawing
watercolour illustration
tonal art
watercolor
George V. Vezolles' "Bronze Powder Flask" (c. 1939) is a detailed watercolor rendering of a hunting powder flask, a historical object used to carry gunpowder for firearms. The flask is depicted with a pear-shaped body adorned with intricate, embossed floral patterns. The artist's signature, "GEO. V. VEZOLLES", is discreetly placed at the bottom right corner. Vezolles, known for his meticulous detail and artistic depictions of hunting and weaponry, likely created this artwork as a study of a historical artifact or as a visual documentation for collectors. The realism of the artwork showcases the meticulous craftsmanship of the flask and highlights its historical significance.
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