Small Crock c. 1938

"Small Crock" is a watercolor painting by George Loughridge, an American artist who specialized in depictions of antique stoneware. Dated c. 1938, this artwork showcases a small, gray stoneware crock with a blue glaze and a simple leaf motif. The inscription "G.T. Miller" is visible, suggesting the crock's original owner or maker. Loughridge's precise and realistic style captures the beauty and detail of this utilitarian object, emphasizing its historical significance.