Jug c. 1937

Charles Garjian's "Jug" is a watercolor on paper depicting a simple earthenware jug. Created in 1937, this artwork showcases Garjian's interest in everyday objects and their inherent beauty. The realistic depiction of the jug with its smooth curves and subtle shading highlights the artist's masterful use of watercolor. This piece exemplifies still life, a genre where artists focus on portraying inanimate objects in a detailed and often idealized manner. Garjian's "Jug" reminds us of the beauty to be found in the ordinary.