Watercolor And Gouache On Paperboard Collection
"Watercolor and gouache on paperboard
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"Watercolor and gouache on paperboard: A vibrant journey through time" Step into the world of art with these exquisite pieces created using watercolor and gouache on paperboard. Each artwork tells a unique story, capturing the essence of its creator's vision. The Wallpaper Border from 1935/1942 by John Garay is a testament to intricate craftsmanship, showcasing delicate patterns that once adorned walls in elegant homes. Its meticulous details transport us back to an era of timeless beauty. Eugene Croe's Cigar Store Indian, both from c. 1937 and c. 1936, pays homage to Native American culture with stunning realism. These captivating sculptures stand tall as symbols of strength and tradition, evoking a sense of reverence for our shared history. Charles Criswell's Neck Buckle from 1935/1942 exudes elegance and sophistication. This accessory was undoubtedly worn by individuals who appreciated fine craftsmanship and sought to make a statement with their attire. Isidore Steinberg's Bowl from 1935/1942 showcases the artist's mastery over form and color. Its graceful curves invite us to appreciate the beauty found in everyday objects while reminding us of the importance of functionality in design. G. A Spangenberg's Scarf from 1935/1942 adds a touch of whimsy to this collection. With its playful patterns and vibrant hues, it serves as a reminder that even utilitarian items can be transformed into works of art. Richard F Smith's Cigar Store Indian from c. 1936 captures the stoic presence often associated with these iconic figures. It stands as a tribute not only to Native American heritage but also to skilled artisans who brought them to life. Selma Sandler's Bandbox from c. 1953 transports us back in time when hats were an essential fashion accessory for every occasion. The intricate designs adorning this box reflect an era where style and elegance were paramount. Erwin Schwabe's Dress from c.