The artwork “Weaver Facing Right, Interior with One Window and High Chair” is a watercolor on paper created by Vincent van Gogh in 1884 in Nuenen, Netherlands. This piece is categorized under Realism and serves as both a sketch and study. It is presently housed at the Kuboso Memorial Museum of Arts in Izumi, Japan.
The artwork depicts a detailed interior scene featuring a weaver seated at a loom, facing right. The weaver is engaged in his craft, with a concentrated expression as he works the threads. The setting is an enclosed room with a singular window, which allows light to filter in and illuminate the scene. To the right side of the painting, there is a high chair occupied by a young girl, adding a sense of domesticity to the scene. The furniture and tools used by the weaver are intricately rendered, emphasizing the labor-intensive process of weaving. The overall mood conveyed by the piece is one of quiet diligence and the simplicity of rural life.
