Crock c. 1938

georgeloughridge

drawing

toned paper

charcoal drawing

possibly oil pastel

charcoal art

oil painting

stoneware

underpainting

watercolour illustration

charcoal

watercolor

"Crock" is a watercolor painting by George Loughridge, created around 1938. The painting depicts a stoneware crock with a rounded body, two handles, and a wide mouth. It features a stylized blue and white design around the top rim. A "CORTLEARS" inscription appears on the front, which may be the name of the potter or a shop that sold it. Loughridge was known for his meticulous detail in his depictions of objects, as seen in this artwork.