Settee 1940

Harry Eisman’s “Settee” is a 1940 watercolor painting depicting a wooden, slat-backed settee with a woven seat. The detailed rendering of the piece of furniture is characteristic of Eisman’s work, known for its focus on the everyday objects of American life. The use of a pale background highlights the settee’s form and draws attention to its intricate construction. This work exemplifies Eisman’s signature style, which is known for its realism and meticulous attention to detail.