Child's High Chair c. 1938

Cora Parker's watercolor "Child's High Chair" is a simple yet striking depiction of a wooden high chair, rendered in muted hues. The artwork, created around 1938, highlights the chair's simple, functional design, capturing its essence with precise lines and subtle shading. This depiction of a common household object emphasizes Parker's interest in everyday objects, often found in the domestic sphere, and her skillful rendering of form and texture. The piece's composition, with the chair placed against a plain background, further emphasizes its central role in the composition, drawing viewers' attention to its structure and details. This artwork is an example of Parker's artistic exploration of the mundane, showcasing her ability to elevate the ordinary through her meticulous and evocative style.