The Fitting Room 1931

Kenneth Hayes Miller’s 1931 painting *The Fitting Room* depicts a bustling scene in a women's clothing store. The painting showcases the artist’s keen eye for detail, evident in the realistic portrayal of the women’s clothing and the checkerboard floor. Miller’s work is often associated with the Ashcan School of American Realism, a movement that focused on everyday life and the working class. *The Fitting Room*, with its focus on ordinary individuals, exemplifies this style, capturing the energy and vibrancy of a typical moment in early 20th-century New York.