Wall Clock c. 1750

Thomas Johnson's "Wall Clock" (c. 1750) is a stunning example of Rococo style. The ornate, gilded frame is embellished with intricate floral motifs and a charming figure playing a flute. The clock's circular face with Roman numerals is set within the center of the composition. This piece, now housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, exemplifies the elegance and playful spirit of the Rococo era.