Stoneware Jar c. 1937

Annie B. Johnston's "Stoneware Jar" (c. 1937) is a simple yet striking portrayal of a ceramic vessel. The monochrome palette and straightforward composition highlight the form and texture of the stoneware, its rounded body and sturdy handle hinting at its utilitarian purpose. The jar, a staple of traditional pottery, exemplifies Johnston's focus on the beauty of everyday objects. This artwork demonstrates the artistic potential of the commonplace, engaging viewers with its understated elegance and the timeless appeal of handcrafted objects.