Jar c. 1937

"Jar" is a watercolor painting by Charles Caseau, executed in 1937. The work depicts a stoneware jar with a blue glaze and the inscription “C.C. Rolius, Manufacturer, Manhattan Wells, New York,” an example of the artist’s interest in utilitarian objects. Caseau’s detailed depiction highlights the craftsmanship and beauty of the jar, showcasing the artist’s keen eye for capturing the subtle details of everyday objects. The painting is a testament to the enduring appeal of humble, yet functional, household items, and exemplifies Caseau’s artistic talent in capturing the essence of the subject matter.