Basket Maker's Store c. 1936

"Basket Maker's Store" is a watercolor painting by John Fisk, created circa 1936. The artwork depicts a small, wooden storefront, likely a market stall or roadside stand, filled with various woven baskets, showcasing the craftsmanship of a basket maker. The artist uses a meticulous detail, capturing the textures and colors of the materials, adding a sense of realism and authenticity. The watercolor depicts the storefront in a simple, almost quaint manner, highlighting the everyday craft and trade of basket-making, a common practice in rural communities during the early 20th century.