Jar c. 1937

"Jar" is a watercolor painting created in 1937 by American artist John Dana (1855-1995). The artwork depicts a single, cylindrical jar with a round opening at the top. The jar is rendered in a deep green hue, with hints of light reflecting off the surface. The artist utilizes subtle shading to convey the form of the jar, creating a sense of realism in the composition. The artwork is notable for its minimalist approach to the subject, showcasing the artist's ability to convey form and texture through a limited palette of colors. The use of watercolor allows for delicate variations in shade and highlights, contributing to the overall simplicity and beauty of the composition.