Crock c. 1937

Jessica Price's "Crock" (c. 1937) is a blue and white watercolor drawing that depicts a stylized floral design on a cream-colored background. The design is framed in a rectangular border with a smaller square depicting a crock with a similar pattern. It is also accompanied by a smaller square showing the silhouette of an arch, perhaps indicating the style of object the crock is designed for. This artwork showcases Price's interest in traditional folk designs, a theme prominent in her artistic career. The use of simple lines and contrasting colors is characteristic of her style, and the design is reminiscent of patterns found on pottery and other traditional crafts.