Wagon Bench c. 1938

Vincent P. Rosel's "Wagon Bench" (c. 1938) is a detailed watercolor study of a simple wooden bench. The artist meticulously captures the grain of the weathered wood, the worn paint, and the rustic construction of the bench. The piece's realistic portrayal of the bench highlights the craftsmanship and utility of everyday objects, offering viewers a glimpse into the beauty of everyday life. This watercolor exemplifies Rosel's interest in capturing the essence of vernacular architecture and design, creating a visual dialogue between the past and the present.