Semi-Rural Kitchen and Dining Room, 1910 1935 - 1942

Perkins Harnly's "Semi-Rural Kitchen and Dining Room" from 1935-1942 is a watercolor painting that depicts a meticulously detailed, spacious kitchen and dining area in a rural home. The artwork showcases a vibrant, warm color palette and a sense of domesticity, capturing a snapshot of everyday life in a semi-rural setting. It is a charming example of American Realism, evoking the coziness and practicality of a traditional kitchen. The painting features a range of details, from the gleaming appliances to the inviting dining table set with a cake and pitcher of water.