Plate 1935 - 1942

William L. Antrim's "Plate" is a watercolor painting depicting a ceramic plate decorated with stylized floral motifs and a bird. Executed between 1935 and 1942, the artwork captures the rich tradition of folk art, with its bright colors and simple, symbolic imagery. The plate's central motif is a stylized bird perched on a branch, surrounded by stylized tulips and leaves, all rendered in a vivid green against a warm brown background. The intricate border adds to the decorative charm of the piece, showcasing Antrim's keen eye for detail. This artwork offers a glimpse into the artistic expressions of the time, highlighting the beauty found in everyday objects.