Gemel Bottle c. 1940

"Gemel Bottle" is a watercolor painting by Isadore Goldberg, created around 1940. The artwork depicts a double-bodied bottle with a shared handle, likely a historical artifact from New Haven, Connecticut. Goldberg's detailed rendering captures the subtle variations in the bottle's surface, including inscribed markings and the delicate lines of its woven handle. The artwork offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship and design of early American pottery, showcasing the beauty and utilitarian nature of everyday objects.