Table and Two Chairs 1946

Horace Pippin's "Table and Two Chairs" is a painting from 1946 that captures a simple but elegant still life. The artwork is composed of three main elements: a table with a floral arrangement, and two chairs. The artist employs a stark contrast between black and white, with a focus on the silhouette of the objects. The floral arrangement takes center stage, while the chairs are rendered as a pair of geometric shapes with a sense of stillness. This piece reflects Pippin's signature style, which is known for its simplicity, bold lines, and a touch of naivete.