Rocking Chair c. 1937

Florence Truelson's "Rocking Chair" (c. 1937) is a detailed pencil and watercolor drawing of a wooden rocking chair. The artwork depicts the chair in a three-quarter perspective view, showcasing its form and structure. Truelson's precise lines and subtle shading create a sense of realism, highlighting the chair's craftsmanship and worn patina. The artwork is a testament to Truelson's talent for capturing the beauty of everyday objects with a keen eye for detail. "Rocking Chair" is a fine example of her work in still life and representational art.