Lantern c. 1941

"Lantern" is a watercolor painting by Margaret Golden, dating back to circa 1941. The painting depicts a detailed view of a lantern, with the artist meticulously capturing the metal and glass components. The artwork showcases Golden's keen eye for detail and her skill in rendering texture, particularly evident in the depiction of the lantern's metallic parts. The use of watercolor allows for a soft and delicate rendering, adding to the realism of the piece. Golden, a prominent artist known for her still-life and object studies, produced this piece during her prolific career that spanned well over a century.