Chest of Native Pine, Painted in Oil 1935 - 1942

"Chest of Native Pine, Painted in Oil" is a painting by E. Boyd, completed between 1935 and 1942. The work depicts a repeating pattern of riders on horseback surrounded by stylized floral motifs. The figures and horses are painted in a simple, almost childlike style against a vibrant green background. The use of bold colors and repetitive patterns is characteristic of folk art, with the subject matter likely inspired by traditional folk motifs of Native American art. The painting's small size suggests it was likely intended for a personal or decorative purpose.