Crock c. 1938

"Crock," a watercolor painting by John Tarantino from c. 1938, depicts a stoneware crock with a blue floral design and the inscription "Griff & Howy Co." The artist, known for his still life paintings, captures the intricate details of the crock, highlighting its glaze and the blue floral pattern. Tarantino's meticulous brushstrokes create a realistic representation of the crock, showcasing the beauty of everyday objects. This painting is a testament to the artist's ability to transform simple subjects into captivating works of art.