Stove c. 1937

"Stove" is a watercolor on paper artwork by Harry G. Aberdeen, created around 1937. Aberdeen, who lived from 1855 to 1995, is known for his detailed depictions of everyday objects. This artwork showcases his meticulous attention to detail, capturing the intricate design of the stove, including its ornamentation and cylindrical pipes. The use of grayscale creates a sense of realism and emphasizes the form and structure of the stove, inviting the viewer to appreciate its functional beauty. This work exemplifies the genre of still life, and highlights the artistic merit found in everyday objects.