Tie-back c. 1941

"Tie-back" is a watercolor painting by Harry Jennings, created circa 1941. The artwork depicts a stylized floral motif, likely intended for a decorative design element such as a tie-back for curtains. The delicate rendering of the blossom and leaves, rendered in shades of gold and blue, showcases Jennings' artistic talent and his attention to detail. The work exemplifies a design aesthetic popular in the early 20th century, with its combination of floral motifs and a focus on decorative arts.