Child's Chair c. 1937

"Child's Chair" is a watercolor painting by Samuel W. Ford, created around 1937. The artwork depicts a simple, wooden chair, rendered in muted tones of green and brown. Ford's meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the chair's worn surface and intricate construction, highlights the beauty of everyday objects. The painting's minimalist composition and subject matter convey a sense of quiet contemplation and simplicity, typical of the American Regionalist movement.