Pitcher
c. 1939
Elisabeth Fulda’s 1939 illustration captures a delicate, pale green glass pitcher with meticulous precision, showcasing the elegant curves of its sweeping handle and the ribbed texture of its neck. Created during the Modernist era, this piece reflects a fascinating shift where artists began elevating simple, everyday household items into serious studies of form, light, and transparency. The handwritten notes 'Fig 227, page 96' in the corner hint that this beautiful drawing was likely part of a larger catalog or design book, preserving the intricate craftsmanship of glassblowing for future generations to admire.