Rocker c. 1941

Dorothy Johnson's "Rocker" (c. 1941) is a watercolor painting depicting a simple wooden rocking chair against a light background. The chair is rendered with meticulous detail, highlighting the intricate craftsmanship of the piece. This still life artwork, executed with a realistic style, focuses on the everyday object of a rocking chair, potentially symbolizing comfort, rest, or domesticity. Johnson's work captures the essence of a common object, elevating it to a subject of artistic consideration.