Stoneware Jar c. 1937

This is a drawing of a stoneware jar by Annie B. Johnston, an artist who lived from 1855 to 1995. The artwork was likely made in 1937, during a time when stoneware jars were commonly used to store liquids. Johnston's drawing captures the detailed texture of the jar's surface, showcasing the intricate patterns and the subtle variations in the glaze. The drawing also highlights the jar's simple yet functional design, underscoring the everyday nature of this object. The artist’s signature is prominently displayed at the bottom of the drawing, marking the artwork as a testament to her keen eye for detail and the enduring beauty of everyday objects.