Vase c. 1937

"Vase" is a watercolor painting by Gerald Transpota, dated c. 1937. The artwork depicts a vase, decorated with lily of the valley flowers and leaves, on a plain white background. It appears to be a design study for a ceramic vase. The painting is rendered in a meticulous style and is notable for its use of subtle color gradients, particularly on the vase. The work is a prime example of Transpota's focus on floral motifs and decorative arts, and the use of feet for the vase adds a whimsical touch, making it a charming and uniquely designed artwork.