Chair c. 1936

Charles Bowman’s “Chair” (c. 1936) is a meticulously rendered watercolor painting depicting a simple wooden rocking chair. The chair, painted in warm brown tones against a neutral background, captures the essence of a familiar household object. The artist’s focus on detail, evident in the chair’s intricate construction, creates a sense of realism and evokes a feeling of comfort and nostalgia. The painting highlights Bowman’s ability to elevate the everyday into a subject worthy of artistic attention.