Jug c. 1936

Yolande Delasser's "Jug" (c. 1936) is a watercolor painting that captures the details of a stoneware jug. The artwork depicts the rounded, earthenware vessel with a wide mouth and a handle. The jug is adorned with a blue and white design that includes the inscription "G.C.ROLIUS, MANHATTAN. WELLS, NEW-YORK." This inscription reveals that the jug was likely used to hold and transport water. The artist's meticulous attention to detail and the use of watercolor create a realistic representation of the jug, emphasizing its tactile qualities.