Church Chair c. 1936

"Church Chair" is a watercolor painting by Florence Huston, a prominent American artist known for her detailed depictions of everyday objects. Created in 1936, this artwork showcases a simple wooden chair with a woven seat and a small book resting on the back. The chair, rendered in warm tones, is positioned against a plain white background, highlighting the craftsmanship and form of the object. Huston's meticulous brushstrokes and use of color capture the texture of the wood and the woven seat, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty of everyday items.