The Found Object No. 07 - Flask
The Found Object No. 07 - Flask
Archival Fine Linen • 1.75" Brushed Bronze Over Black
Rendered for the WPA’s Index of American Design around 1940, Henry Moran’s watercolor illustration captures an authentic piece of 19th-century Americana: a molded green glass historical flask celebrating early Ohio glassmaking heritage. The detailed rendering evokes the rustic charm of antebellum taverns, country homesteads, and the craftsmanship of early American glassblowers.
Pair this ready-to-hang masterpiece with study with architectural sketches of historical storefronts, framed botanical prints, or an oil still life featuring weathered wood and brass objects to curate a warm, heritage-inspired gallery wall.
Note: Soft, natural spots and warm patina visible in the original watercolor drawing reflect the aged character of the 1940 archive drawing, faithfully preserved in the reproduction.
An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Flask" by Henry Moran (1940).
Hand-selected for our The Found Object collection, this piece has been meticulously curated for a timeless home.
Arrives wall-ready with pre-installed hanging hardware included.
Paper: Archival Linen
Print Dimensions: 8" H x 8" W
Frame Finish: 1.75" Brushed Bronze Over Black
Outer Dimensions: Approximately 11" H x 11" W x 3/4" Depth
Matting: None.
Glazing: Framed without glass glazing, allowing the rich texture of the paper to interact softly with natural light.