Bottle 1935 - 1942

Jessica Price made this drawing of a bottle on paper, but the date is unknown. Looking at the image I can just imagine the act of drawing itself. It feels like she might have been sitting with this little green glass bottle in front of her, trying to understand its shape. The bottle is rendered in watery green hues, with visible strokes that suggest the roundness and transparency of the glass. The artist is almost caressing the bottle with her pencil. She is trying to capture its essence! You know, it's funny. Drawing something simple like a bottle can be so profound. It's about really seeing and understanding, and maybe even communing with the object. It's a quiet, intimate act of creation that connects the artist to the world in a very special way.