Woman Reading in a Rocker
Artist: Clarence Coles Phillips
Circa: 1913
Rendered with Phillips’ iconic fadeaway technique, this stylish composition captures a moment of serene domestic modernity. The sitter’s form dissolves into the white of her chair, creating a subtle illusion that defined early 20th-century magazine art. With quiet sophistication, the artist transformed everyday femininity into a symbol of grace and independence—bridging fine art and illustration with timeless appeal.
Print Details:
Giclée reproduction of the original illustration
Archival Matte Paper 11"x17" untrimmed
Suitable for Framing
Carefully packaged and shipped flat
Ideal for collectors of:
American illustration art
Edwardian and early modern design
Women in art and advertising history
Fashion and literary decor themes
Elegant, clever, and unmistakably modern—the fadeaway style that made Phillips legendary.
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