Sugar Bowl c. 1937

"Sugar Bowl" is a 1937 watercolor by John Dana, a prominent American artist known for his still lifes and depictions of everyday objects. The piece portrays a simple sugar bowl, rendered in a rich, saturated purple hue. Its geometric design and the artist's meticulous attention to detail highlight the beauty of even the most ordinary objects. This artwork is a prime example of Dana's style, which focuses on capturing the essence of everyday objects and showcasing their beauty through precise, realistic representations.