Colonial Wash Stand c. 1937

This watercolor painting by Florence Truelson, created circa 1937, depicts a "Colonial Wash Stand," a piece of furniture commonly found in homes during the colonial period. The wash stand is rendered with meticulous detail, showcasing the intricate wood grain and the elegant design of the piece. The open cabinet door reveals the interior, highlighting the craftsmanship of the era. Truelson's use of watercolor allows for subtle variations in color, capturing the richness of the wood and the sheen of the finish. This artwork provides a glimpse into the style and functionality of furniture during a significant period in American history.