Lamp c. 1938

"Lamp" is a watercolor painting by Rex F. Bush, dating back to around 1938. The artwork depicts a detailed rendering of a traditional oil lamp, likely intended for design purposes. The clear glass chimney, intricately patterned base, and golden metal accents are meticulously portrayed, highlighting the artist's skill in capturing the nuances of form and texture. The subject of the artwork, a kerosene lamp, reflects a common household item during the early 20th century, before the widespread adoption of electricity. This piece offers a glimpse into the everyday objects that shaped the life and aesthetics of a past era.