Crock c. 1936

"Crock" is a watercolor painting by Yolande Delasser, dating back to 1936. The piece depicts a stoneware crock, with a blue floral design and a blue bird. The artist focuses on the details of the crock, showcasing its simple, traditional shape and the intricate designs on its surface. Delasser's use of watercolor creates a realistic depiction of the crock's texture and glaze, providing a glimpse into the craftsmanship of the time. This artwork is a beautiful example of the artist's interest in the artistry of everyday objects.