Wooden chiar c. 1938

Clyde L. Cheney's "Wooden Chair" is a watercolor painting depicting a simple, yet sturdy, wooden chair with a woven seat. Created in 1938, it captures the essence of early American furniture, characterized by its straightforward design and handcrafted quality. The chair's rounded spindles and sturdy frame are rendered with meticulous detail, highlighting the craftsmanship of the original piece. This artwork showcases Cheney's interest in documenting vernacular furniture and his ability to capture its beauty through his art. The chair's understated elegance and timeless appeal make it a captivating subject for viewers, while also providing valuable insight into the history of American furniture design.