Spectacles and Case c. 1937

H. Langdon Brown's "Spectacles and Case" is a watercolor painting from 1937 depicting a pair of spectacles and its leather case. The simple composition highlights the artist's careful attention to detail, showcasing the textures of the spectacles and the case through precise brushwork. Brown's keen eye for everyday objects is evident in this still life, emphasizing the subtle beauty of the mundane. The artwork's realistic style, often associated with the 19th and early 20th century, underscores the timeless nature of these everyday objects.