Ladder Back Chair 1935 - 1942

"Ladder Back Chair" is a watercolor painting of a simple wooden chair with a woven seat, created by an anonymous artist between 1935 and 1942. This artwork is an example of still life, focusing on the detailed representation of the chair, emphasizing the texture and form of its components. The chair's construction with ladder-like back slats and turned spindles is a common design characteristic of early American furniture, suggesting a historical context for the artwork. The artwork's simplicity and realistic portrayal offer a glimpse into everyday objects, showcasing the beauty of everyday life.