Pa. German Sugar Bowl and Creamer c. 1941

This watercolor painting by William L. Antrim, created circa 1941, depicts a Pennsylvania Dutch sugar bowl and creamer. The artwork showcases the distinctive folk art traditions of the Pennsylvania Dutch region, characterized by the use of stylized floral motifs and geometric patterns. The brown earthenware pieces are adorned with intricate details in a contrasting yellow hue, highlighting the craftsmanship of the original pottery. Antrim's meticulous brushwork captures the texture and form of the ceramic objects, making them appear almost tangible. The simple yet elegant composition emphasizes the beauty and functionality of these everyday objects.