Wall Clock c. 1938

Isadore Goldberg's "Wall Clock" (c. 1938) is a watercolor rendering of a wooden clock with a distinctive, intricately carved design. The clock face, visible through a glass pane, is a simple Roman numeral design. The artist's meticulous attention to detail captures the texture of the wood and the glint of glass, creating a realistic and elegant portrayal of a classic timekeeping device. Goldberg, a prolific artist born in 1855, is known for his meticulous depictions of everyday objects and furniture, often incorporating a sense of timeless beauty in his work. The artwork, with its emphasis on traditional craftsmanship, evokes a sense of nostalgia and a bygone era.