Rocking Chair with Rawhide Seat c. 1938

"Rocking Chair with Rawhide Seat" is a watercolor painting by Frank M. Keane from 1938. The artwork depicts a simple wooden rocking chair with a worn rawhide seat. Keane's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the depiction of the chair's worn wood and the frayed rawhide. The chair's worn condition evokes a sense of nostalgia and a bygone era. The piece reflects a minimalist style, focusing on the object's form and texture. The simple composition emphasizes the chair's quiet presence, making it a perfect example of still life and everyday object art.