Crock c. 1937

"Crock" is a watercolor painting by Yolande Delasser, created around 1937. The artwork depicts a traditional stoneware crock, a type of large earthenware container used for storing food. The painting captures the crock's rustic charm and its use in everyday life. The artist's meticulous detail is evident in the depiction of the crock's glaze, its decorative elements, and its sturdy, rounded form. Delasser was known for her still-life paintings, particularly those featuring objects related to rural life. "Crock" is a fine example of her work, which often showcased the beauty found in simple, functional objects.