Three men in a dry-goods store – country store, Dolbyville 

This watercolor painting by Edwin Austin Abbey, depicts a scene of everyday life in a small town dry-goods store. The artist, known for his detailed and realistic portrayals, captured a shopkeeper in a white apron, seemingly assisting a customer while another man patiently awaits his turn. Abbey’s attention to detail is evident in the depiction of the store's interior, with items on shelves and a dog resting on the floor outside. The painting's composition highlights the social interactions within the store and evokes a sense of community. This artwork is a valuable glimpse into the daily life of 19th-century America and highlights Abbey's mastery of watercolor techniques.