Jar c. 1937

"Jar" is a watercolor painting by American artist Annie B. Johnston, created around 1937. The work depicts a traditional stoneware jar with a simple floral design in blue and white. The jar's form, with its rounded body and wide mouth, is characteristic of the 19th century American pottery industry. The painting showcases Johnston's meticulous attention to detail, capturing the texture and color of the ceramic object. The work is a testament to the enduring appeal of utilitarian objects as subjects of artistic expression.