Boston Rocker c. 1938

"Boston Rocker" is a watercolor painting by Einar Heiberg, created around 1938. This detailed depiction of a traditional rocking chair highlights the intricate carvings on its back and arms, showcasing the craftsmanship of American furniture making. The chair's elegant design and warm brown tones evoke a sense of comfort and history, making it a captivating subject for Heiberg's realistic style. Heiberg, who lived from 1855 to 1995, was known for his meticulous attention to detail in his artwork, capturing the essence of everyday objects with both precision and artistry.