Piano Forte c. 1936

Lawrence Phillips's "Piano Forte" (c. 1936) is a detailed watercolor painting depicting a grand piano in a simple, realistic style. The artwork showcases the intricate craftsmanship of the piano, with its detailed mahogany wood finish, brass accents, and decorative inlay. The perspective is a front view, allowing for a full appreciation of the piano's elegant lines and design. The artist's signature, "LAWRENCE PHILLIPS," appears in the lower right corner of the composition, a testament to his dedication to meticulous detail and his artistic talent. Phillips, born in 1855 and living until 1995, was known for his mastery of watercolor painting and his talent for capturing the beauty of everyday objects with realism.