Tabarette c. 1942

Ralph Morton’s watercolor, "Tabarette," a simple depiction of a small table, is a prime example of the artist's focus on furniture design. The artwork, created in c. 1942, showcases Morton's realistic rendering of the table's form, showcasing the subtle details of the wood grain and the table's construction. Morton's meticulous attention to detail in his artwork of a "Tabarette" makes it a valuable resource for understanding the history of furniture design and construction, as well as the evolution of watercolor as a medium for representing objects.