Margaret Stottlemeyer

Stottlemeyer, Margaret Rebecca "Pattie"
Stottlemeyer, Margaret A. R.

American, 1859 - 1948

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The image depicts a large earthenware pot with a smooth, rounded form and a wide opening at the top. The pot is in the center of the image against an off-white background. The color palette consists of earthy brown tones with subtle highlights and shadows, giving the pot dimensionality. The name "MARKS" and the year "1939" are visible in red on the lower right side of the image.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Stone Fruit Jar, 1939, watercolor and graphite on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.5136

Stone Fruit Jar

Margaret Stottlemeyer · 1939 · watercolor and graphite on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.5136

The image depicts a large wooden sofa with dark upholstery, featuring a mix of brown and grey tones. The sofa has an arched back, curved armrests, and a decorative wooden carving at the top center. The word "Marks" with additional markings is visible beneath the armrest on the right side.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Sofa, c. 1938, watercolor and graphite on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.10365

Sofa

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1938 · watercolor and graphite on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.10365

The image shows an old-fashioned metal candle holder with a round base and a circular handle attached to the side. The object is predominantly brown with rusty orange and muted red tones. Positioned centrally, the candle holder's handle extends outward on the right side, while the base and holder at the top form a simple, geometric shape. The background is off-white.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Candlestick, c. 1937, watercolor, graphite, and gouache on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.9227

Candlestick

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1937 · watercolor, graphite, and gouache on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.9227

This is a painting of a wooden object with a metal hook. The painting depicts a curved, elongated wooden object with a hooked metal appendage extending from one end. The object appears to have a smooth texture, with subtle shading highlighting its form. Its color palette consists of muted browns and grays, with touches of metallic lustre on the hook. There are two small, rectangular protrusions on the side of the object. The painting has a minimalist background, which helps to accentuate the central object.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Ice Skate, c. 1937, watercolor and graphite on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.1863

Ice Skate

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1937 · watercolor and graphite on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.1863

The image shows a wooden flute with a smooth finish and six holes along its length on a light beige background. The flute has metallic bands at both ends. The flute is horizontally oriented with its finger holes in a line from left to right. A label with the text "KAZ. 9" in red is located below the flute on the left side.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Wooden Fife, c. 1937, watercolor, graphite, and pen and ink on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.12720

Wooden Fife

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1937 · watercolor, graphite, and pen and ink on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.12720

The image shows three brown wooden objects resembling bowls or pedestal dishes with lids. The color palette consists of shades of brown against a muted beige background. The largest object in the center is shown from a slightly elevated perspective, displaying its ornate lid and pedestal base. A second object is displayed without the lid, revealing a smaller circular section inside. On the right side, an angled view of another lid or the underside of one is showcased, featuring its circular form and decorative top handle.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Sewing Container, c. 1937, watercolor, graphite, and gouache on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.13500

Sewing Container

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1937 · watercolor, graphite, and gouache on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.13500

The image shows a large horn at the top and a smaller horn below. The larger horn has a wooden cap with concentric circles and tassels hanging from it. The colors in the image are primarily brown with accents of beige and cream, especially in the tassels and rings that secure them to the horn. The larger horn is positioned diagonally from the top left to the bottom right, while the smaller horn is located below and slightly to the left of the larger one.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Powder Horn, c. 1937, watercolor and graphite on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.13354

Powder Horn

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1937 · watercolor and graphite on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.13354

The image shows a large, ornate teapot with an intricately carved body and a wooden handle. The teapot features an engraved floral design on its body and a decorative spout. The color palette is muted with gray and brown hues, highlighting the metallic surface. The teapot is centrally positioned on a plain, light background, with its base resting flat on the surface.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Silver Coffee Pot, c. 1936, watercolor on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.14546

Silver Coffee Pot

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1936 · watercolor on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.14546

The image shows a large metal lantern with a cylindrical body and a conical top. The lantern is brown, beige, and cream in color, giving it a rustic appearance. It has a handle on top and window-like panels. The lantern is placed upright in the center of the image against a light-colored background.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Dormer Window Lantern, c. 1936, watercolor, graphite, and goauche on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.12236

Dormer Window Lantern

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1936 · watercolor, graphite, and goauche on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.12236

The image displays a large old-fashioned lantern as its central object. It has a boxy metal frame with a glass front containing a visible candle inside. The lantern has a conical, ribbed top and an angled handle extending from its back. The color palette includes muted browns, greys, and yellows. The lantern is placed slightly towards the right side of the image, with its handle extending to the right and upwards, and the candle visible through the front glass panel.
Margaret Stottlemeyer, Brass Lantern, c. 1936, watercolor and graphite on paper, Index of American Design, 1943.8.12174

Brass Lantern

Margaret Stottlemeyer · c. 1936 · watercolor and graphite on paper ·  Accession ID  1943.8.12174