Pitcher 1936

Eugene Shellady's 1936 watercolor painting, *Pitcher*, showcases a simple but elegant depiction of a brown, pottery pitcher against a white background. Shellady, known for his detailed still life works, focuses on the texture and form of the pitcher, using subtle color variation and delicate brushstrokes. The artwork, a classic example of still life, captures the beauty of everyday objects, inviting viewers to appreciate the simple things in life.