Chair 1937

"Chair" is a watercolor painting created in 1937 by Arsen Maralian, a prominent Armenian artist. The detailed illustration depicts a traditional wooden chair with cabriole legs, a characteristic design element popular in 18th-century furniture. This style of chair, often referred to as a Chippendale chair, was commonly used in colonial American homes, reflecting the influence of English furniture designs. The chair's ornate details, including the curved back and carved embellishments, are meticulously captured in Maralian's watercolor, showcasing the artist's keen eye for detail and mastery of the medium.