Barber's Bottle c. 1936

"Barber's Bottle" is a watercolor painting created in 1936 by Edward White, a prominent artist known for his still-life works. This artwork depicts a single bottle with a unique, marbled surface. The bottle's pink and white color scheme and intricate patterns are rendered in a meticulous style, highlighting the artist's attention to detail. The bottle's shadow adds depth and realism to the composition. This piece showcases White's ability to capture the beauty of everyday objects in a compelling and artistic manner.