Sugar Bowl c. 1941

"Sugar Bowl" is a watercolor painting created by George Yanosko in 1941. The artwork depicts a glass sugar bowl with a lid on a pedestal, rendered with a delicate touch and a focus on light and shadow. Yanosko, known for his still life compositions, captures the intricate details of the bowl's design in a realistic manner. The artwork is a study in form and composition, showcasing the beauty of everyday objects through Yanosko's masterful skill as a still life artist. The painting exemplifies the artist's ability to translate three-dimensional objects onto a two-dimensional surface with remarkable detail.