Crock c. 1938

Frank Fumagalli's "Crock" from c. 1938 is a watercolor illustration of a ceramic crock. The crock is depicted in a simple style with a blue bird design and a number "2" visible on the side. The artist captures the utilitarian nature of the crock, highlighting its role in American folk life and craft traditions. The crock was a common household item used for storing food, and Fumagalli's detailed rendering conveys its practicality and beauty.