Day Bed 1941

"Day Bed" is a watercolor design by Harry Eisman created in 1941. The design features a wooden frame with a teal-colored upholstered seat and backrest. The intricate detailing of the turned legs and the simple yet elegant design speak to Eisman's approach to furniture design, which was influenced by traditional styles yet infused with modern sensibilities. This drawing serves as a blueprint for a daybed, a piece of furniture that embodies the comfort and functionality of a bed while maintaining the elegance of a chair. The watercolor technique adds a touch of vibrancy to the design, highlighting the textures and colors of the furniture.