Child's High Chair c. 1937

"Child's High Chair" is a watercolor painting created by Frederick Jackson in 1937. The artwork depicts a simple, yet detailed, wooden high chair for a child with a flat seat and a back supported by vertical slats. The chair's design is likely inspired by early 20th century furniture styles and is a valuable artifact in understanding the history of children's furniture design. This detailed line drawing showcases Jackson's skilled craftsmanship and eye for detail. The artwork's simple composition and minimalist style highlight the chair's functional beauty.