Crock c. 1937

"Crock" is a watercolor painting by Annie B. Johnston, a renowned American artist known for her intricate depictions of everyday objects. Completed around 1937, the artwork captures a simple ceramic crock, likely intended for food storage. Johnston's meticulous detail is evident in the representation of the crock's texture, the subtle shading of its surface, and the delicate blue and white floral pattern, signifying the influence of folk art. The artwork highlights the beauty of functional objects and their significance within domestic life, reflecting a period of cultural interest in vernacular American art.