Chair (one of a pair) c. 1936

"Chair (one of a pair)" is a watercolor drawing by Charles Cullen, created in 1936. It depicts a single chair with a striped, black and gold upholstery against a simple, off-white background. The chair, drawn in meticulous detail, has a high back and cabriole legs, suggesting a traditional, perhaps antique, design. The artist's signature, "Charles Cullen", is written beneath the chair, lending a personal touch to this design illustration. Cullen's attention to detail and focus on form make the chair an object of contemplation and admiration. The piece exemplifies the artist's skills in representing furniture, a subject that he frequently explored throughout his career.