Pa. German Plate c. 1940
charlottesperber
drawing
drawing
toned paper
pottery
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
tile art
stoneware
coffee painting
underpainting
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"Pa. German Plate" is a watercolor painting by Charlotte Sperber, created around 1940. The artwork depicts a Pennsylvania Dutch decorative plate, showcasing the unique folk art style known as "Fraktur." The plate features a stylized floral motif, a heart, and the date "1824," suggesting a possible historical connection to the original object. The painting highlights the rich artistic traditions of Pennsylvania Dutch communities. Sperber's meticulous rendering captures the details and textures of the plate, showcasing her skill in capturing the aesthetic of this decorative art form. The work is a valuable record of Pennsylvania Dutch folk art and the enduring appeal of this style.
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