Cruet c. 1936

"Cruet" is a watercolor painting by John Dana, created around 1936. The artwork depicts a blue glass cruet, a small container used for holding liquids like oil or vinegar. The artist's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the realistic rendering of the cruet's shape, texture, and color. Dana's mastery of watercolor techniques allows him to capture the subtle variations in the blue glass and create a sense of depth and volume. The simple composition and minimalist background draw the viewer's focus solely on the cruet, highlighting its elegance and craftsmanship.