Cream Pitcher c. 1936

"Cream Pitcher" is a watercolor painting by Nicholas Amantea, dating back to 1936. Amantea, born in 1900 and active throughout the 20th century, is known for his still-life paintings. The artwork portrays a simple, yet detailed, cream pitcher, rendered in muted shades of brown. The pitcher’s form and intricate decorative details, particularly the swirling patterns and geometric designs, highlight the artist’s meticulous attention to detail and skillful brushwork. The composition is centered on the object against a plain background, further drawing attention to its meticulous depiction.