Table 1935 - 1942

Frederick Jackson's "Table," created between 1935 and 1942, is a detailed, realistic depiction of a simple, wooden table. The artwork is executed in brown ink and wash, showcasing the artist's meticulous attention to detail in capturing the grain of the wood and the subtle shadows cast by the table's form. This minimalist composition, with its focus on the object itself, exemplifies Jackson's interest in exploring the beauty of everyday objects and their inherent forms. The artwork's understated aesthetic is both elegant and timeless, reflecting the artist's appreciation for classical design principles.