Crock 1935 - 1942

"Crock" is a 1935-1942 watercolor by George Loughridge, a well-known artist who specialized in the depiction of pottery and other utilitarian objects. The artwork features a detailed rendering of a stoneware crock with a distinctive fish design. The artist captures the texture of the unglazed clay and the subtle variations in color, showcasing the beauty of handcrafted pottery. The artwork's focus on a simple object elevates it to a level of artistic appreciation, highlighting the significance of everyday objects in American history. This piece demonstrates Loughridge's mastery of realistic representation and his appreciation for the craftsmanship of the past.