Bag still bank c. 1970

"Bag still bank," a small ceramic sculpture by William Brown (1784-1825), is an abstract work that captures the essence of organic forms. The piece, crafted in the early 20th century, is characterized by its rough, textured surface with brown and white speckles, giving the appearance of a natural rock or clay formation. The irregular shape and the deliberate imperfections in its form evoke a sense of spontaneity and the artist's direct engagement with the material. This work demonstrates Brown's artistic approach to exploring the beauty of simplicity and raw materials.