Prompt Nine

The two photos of the chairs in class were drastically different. The chair that was before the war contained more curvy lines. The front two legs had a curve to them and a foot. The back of the chair had a intricate design that went down the middle which also contained curvy lines. This chair also had arms on it. The chair that came after the war was a lot more sleek and contained straight lines. the chair also had no arms and had a colored pattern cushion. Montgomery believed that the furniture built after the war represented more of the peoples ways of working and the furniture before the war was a lot more finer and richer looking. I definitely agree with his the furniture before looks more of a wealthy class compared to the more simple chair that was produced after the war.