Jar c. 1937

Harry Mann Waddell's "Jar" is a detailed watercolor painting of a ceramic vessel, likely created around 1937. The artist captured the texture of the pottery in rich shades of brown, highlighting its form and ornamentation. The painting's simplicity draws the viewer's eye to the elegant curves and the finely rendered details of the jar, making it a captivating example of still life art. Waddell was known for his meticulous depiction of everyday objects, creating works that celebrate the beauty of the commonplace.