Beer Glass c. 1936

"Beer Glass" is a pencil drawing by Albert Eyth, completed circa 1936. Eyth, a German architect and designer, is known for his work in industrial design and the creation of elegant functional objects, such as this simple, yet stylish beer glass. The drawing depicts a tall, slender glass with a rounded base and a slightly flared rim. The careful shading and detailed lines create a sense of realism and highlight the glass's form. The drawing demonstrates the design principle of "form follows function" by emphasizing the glass's utility and aesthetic appeal.