Settee c. 1942

Amos C. Brinton's "Settee" is a watercolor painting from c. 1942. The realistic portrayal of the wooden bench with its woven seat exemplifies Brinton's interest in capturing the essence of everyday objects. The painting's detailed rendering, particularly the intricate spindles and turned legs, showcases Brinton's meticulous approach to realism. The artwork's overall composition, with the settee centered against a neutral background, highlights the furniture's form and structural qualities, suggesting a focus on both aesthetic and functional design.