Linen 1935 - 1942

Edna C. Rex's 1935-1942 watercolor, "Linen," showcases a simple yet meticulous depiction of a folded piece of striped fabric. The piece is a study in texture and form, rendered with delicate washes of watercolor that capture the subtle variations in the linen's weave. The composition is straightforward, emphasizing the inherent beauty of the material itself. Rex's keen eye for detail is evident in the meticulously rendered stripes and the subtle variations in color that create a sense of depth and dimension. The work embodies a minimalist approach to art, highlighting the essence of the subject matter in a straightforward and impactful manner.