Stoneware Jar c. 1937

This stoneware jar, created by Annie B. Johnston in 1937, is a detailed watercolor rendering of a traditional pottery piece. Johnston was known for her meticulous representations of everyday objects, often highlighting the textures and details of her subjects. The jar's surface displays a network of dark brown lines against a light brown background, resembling natural patterns like tree roots or veins. This depiction captures the essence of the object, emphasizing its handcrafted qualities and the artist's keen eye for detail.