Charcoal Stove c. 1939

"Charcoal Stove" is a watercolor painting by John Price, created around 1939. The painting depicts a detailed, realistic image of a small, portable charcoal stove, capturing the worn texture and subtle rust of the metal. The stove's design, featuring a circular burner and three short legs, suggests it's a simple yet functional object. The painting offers a glimpse into everyday life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, highlighting the use of charcoal for heating and cooking before modern appliances became prevalent.