Paraplu met dek van effen zwarte zijde, met ingeweven streep langs de rand, op een houten (?) stok, waaraan een zilverkleurig gebogen handvat c. 1925 - 1950

This 1925-1950 black umbrella by Gustav Schnitzler is a classic example of a simple, everyday object elevated to an art object. It's crafted from materials like black silk and a wooden stick with a silver-colored handle, showcasing a minimalist design that prioritizes functionality and subtle elegance. The woven stripe along the edge of the canopy adds a subtle touch of visual interest. This piece, held in the Rijksmuseum, illustrates the artist's interest in capturing the beauty of everyday objects, making this umbrella a compelling piece for art lovers and design enthusiasts alike.