Pickle Jar c. 1939

Fritz Boehmer's "Pickle Jar" (c. 1939) is a watercolor depiction of a ceramic jar with a distinctive red-brown glaze. The intricate pattern of the glaze resembles a textured surface, adding depth and visual interest. This artwork exemplifies Boehmer's talent for capturing the beauty of simple objects through precise detail and a masterful use of color. The jar's form and the rich hues of the glaze create a sense of quiet elegance, inviting viewers to appreciate the craftsmanship and artistry inherent in everyday objects. Boehmer was known for his still life paintings, often showcasing pottery and other ceramic wares.