Hitchcock Chair 1935 - 1942

"Hitchcock Chair" is a simple yet striking depiction of a traditional wooden chair, created by American artist Genevieve Sherlock between 1935 and 1942. Sherlock's style is characterized by her use of flat black and gold paint, which creates a bold and graphic aesthetic. The chair's intricate details, such as the woven seat and the gold accents on the legs, are rendered with precision and care, highlighting the artist's keen eye for everyday objects. This work captures the essence of American folk art, showcasing the beauty and utility of everyday objects.