Pa. German Plate c. 1937

This watercolor by William L. Antrim depicts a Pa. German plate, likely a decorative household object, showcasing the traditional folk art of Pennsylvania Dutch communities. The artist, known for his meticulous renderings of folk art, captures the intricate details of the plate's design, including a central floral motif surrounded by stylized leaves and a beaded rim. The rich, earthy tones of the artwork evoke the warmth and craftsmanship associated with Pennsylvania Dutch pottery. This work, dating back to 1937, offers a glimpse into a time when folk art played a significant role in everyday life and was celebrated for its beauty and cultural significance.