Crock c. 1936

Charles Caseau's "Crock" is a simple line drawing of a crock with a blue candy ribbon motif and the inscription "D. MORGAN N. YORK". The artwork depicts a classic, rounded crock with two handles and a small, flat base. The inscription on the crock indicates a possible historical connection to the D. Morgan company in New York. This drawing is representative of Caseau's style, which is known for its simple lines and focus on everyday objects. The artwork, created around 1936, is a minimalist representation of a common object.