Crockery Mold 1936

"Crockery Mold" is a watercolor by Howard H. Sherman depicting a ceramic mold, likely used for baking. Dated 1936, the artwork showcases the meticulous detail of Sherman's style, capturing the texture and form of the mold. The mold's intricate design, featuring a grape motif, hints at its intended use for creating a decorative element within a dessert, showcasing the connection between art and domestic life. The image offers a glimpse into the everyday objects that inspired Sherman's artistic practice, revealing a world of simple beauty often overlooked.