Desk c. 1936

"Desk" is a watercolor painting by Edward L. Loper, created around 1936. The artwork depicts a detailed rendering of a wooden desk with a slanted top and a shelf. The desk's structure and design are meticulously illustrated, demonstrating Loper's skill in capturing the intricacies of furniture design. The watercolor technique adds a sense of realism to the artwork, bringing the desk to life. The painting's minimalist composition focuses solely on the desk, allowing viewers to appreciate its form and function. Loper's work often explored the beauty of everyday objects, highlighting the craftsmanship and artistry inherent in furniture design.