Pennsylvania German Dish c. 1936

Albert Levone's "Pennsylvania German Dish," created around 1936, is a watercolor painting depicting a traditional Pennsylvania German dish with a decorative floral motif and inscription. The dish features a wavy edge, and the inscription, likely in German, circles the rim. This piece exemplifies the unique style of Pennsylvania German folk art, known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. The artist, Albert Levone (1855-1995), was known for his watercolors and drawings of various subjects, including local folk art and architecture. This artwork offers a glimpse into the artistic traditions and craftsmanship of the Pennsylvania German community.