Lowboy c. 1937

"Lowboy" is a watercolor painting by Charles Squires, created around 1937. It depicts a meticulously detailed lowboy, a type of small chest of drawers common in the 18th century. The artwork showcases the intricate craftsmanship and decorative elements characteristic of this period. The lowboy features a dark wooden frame, adorned with delicate floral motifs and intricate patterns on its drawers. The cabriole legs, a distinctive feature of the time, lend an elegant and graceful air to the piece. This painting, with its attention to detail and realistic depiction, exemplifies Squires' skill as a furniture designer and painter.