Pewter Syrup Jug c. 1937

"Pewter Syrup Jug" is a watercolor painting by Harry Mann Waddell, created in 1937. Waddell, a prolific American artist known for his still life and decorative works, captures the intricate details of a pewter jug, highlighting its embossed patterns and elegant shape. This simple, yet captivating, depiction serves as a testament to Waddell's skill in capturing the beauty of everyday objects. The watercolor medium allows for a subtle and realistic representation of the pewter's texture, enhancing the visual appeal of the artwork.