Sugar Bowl c. 1936

"Sugar Bowl" is a watercolor painting by American artist John Dana, created around 1936. The artwork features a detailed depiction of a glass sugar bowl with a lid, rendered in subtle shades of blue and green. Dana, known for his still life paintings, captures the delicate form and light reflection of the glass vessel with precision. This piece showcases Dana's ability to translate everyday objects into evocative works of art. The painting's realism and emphasis on texture make it a compelling study of form and light, appealing to both art enthusiasts and admirers of fine craftsmanship.