Fiddle-back Chair c. 1937

Edith Magnette's "Fiddle-back Chair" (c. 1937) is a detailed watercolor rendering of a traditional chair with a distinctive, curved backrest and cabriole legs. Magnette's meticulous attention to detail brings the chair to life, capturing the intricate carvings and the rich wood grain. The chair, likely intended for a formal setting, is a fine example of the craftsmanship and design aesthetics of the early 20th century. Magnette's work, a testament to her mastery of watercolor, exemplifies the art of furniture illustration, showcasing the beauty of functional objects.