Five Gallon Churn c. 1938

"Five Gallon Churn" is a watercolor painting by American artist Clyde L. Cheney, created around 1938. The painting depicts a stoneware churn with a blue floral design, showcasing Cheney's skill in capturing the details and textures of everyday objects. The inscription on the churn, "5 Gallons," provides a glimpse into its practical function and place in American life during the early 20th century. The painting is a testament to Cheney's interest in Americana and his ability to create a sense of nostalgia through his artwork.