Hutch Dresser c. 1936

"Hutch Dresser" is a watercolor painting by Leslie Macklem, created circa 1936. The artwork depicts a detailed, realistic representation of a hutch dresser, a common piece of furniture in the 18th and 19th centuries, suggesting that it was intended to be a documentation of a particular example. Macklem, known for his meticulous renderings of furniture, captures the dresser's form with its ornate details, including a scalloped top and a single paneled door, highlighting the craftmanship of the original piece. The artwork provides valuable insight into the design and construction techniques of traditional furniture.