Flip Glass c. 1940

"Flip Glass" is a graphite drawing by Raymond Neumann, created around 1940. The detailed rendering of the glass with its intricate patterns and subtle shading showcases the artist's meticulous observation and craftsmanship. The artwork captures the simple beauty of a common household object, elevating it to a subject worthy of artistic contemplation. Neumann, known for his still lifes and depictions of everyday objects, often employed realistic techniques to create works that evoke a sense of intimacy and quietude.