Rocking Chair 1935 - 1942

"Rocking Chair" is a watercolor painting by Maud M. Holme created between 1935 and 1942. The artwork is a simple depiction of a wooden rocking chair with a woven seat, rendered in meticulous detail. The chair is presented against a plain background, highlighting its form and structure. This piece, with its focus on everyday objects, exemplifies Holme's interest in American folk art and its enduring symbolism, particularly in rural settings. The painting is characterized by precise lines and subtle shading, which contribute to its realistic portrayal of the subject.