Table c. 1953

Frederick Jackson's "Table" (c. 1953) is a detailed watercolor drawing of a simple, four-legged table with a square top and turned legs. The delicate lines and brown wash of the drawing give the illusion of a wooden table, capturing the essence of the object's form and material. The artist, known for his architectural drawings and watercolors, captured the table's design with meticulous detail, highlighting the craftsmanship of its construction. "Table" is a testament to Jackson's skill in rendering the beauty of everyday objects.