Child's High Chair 1939

Herman O. Stroh's 1939 watercolor painting, "Child's High Chair," depicts a simple, wooden high chair. The chair is rendered in a realistic style with careful attention to detail, showcasing the wood grain and the chair's construction. The chair's design is simple and functional, typical of early American furniture. The painting highlights the historical significance of this everyday object and provides insight into the world of early childhood. The artist's choice of watercolor allows for a delicate rendering of the chair's texture and form.