Sugar Container c. 1937

Al Curry's "Sugar Container" (c. 1937) is a watercolor painting of a wooden sugar container with a lid and handle. This simple depiction is likely a still life, capturing the everyday object in an accurate and detailed way. Curry's use of light and shadow adds depth and dimension to the artwork, highlighting the wood's texture and form. This piece showcases Curry's ability to render objects with a focus on realism and detail. It exemplifies his artistic style and captures a mundane object in a way that elevates it to a subject worthy of artistic expression.