Salt Dip c. 1936

"Salt Dip" is a c. 1936 watercolor and gouache painting by John Dana. It depicts a purple glass bowl with intricate cut-glass patterns. The artwork is signed "John Dana" at the bottom and includes three different views of the bowl, showcasing the intricate patterns and design. This artwork reflects the artistic style of the mid-20th century and is a testament to Dana's skill in depicting the beauty of everyday objects with a distinct and detailed approach. The use of watercolor and gouache adds a vibrancy to the purple glass, highlighting the intricate patterns and the craftsmanship involved in its making.