William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: chair

Every time I visit Saskatchewan's Government House I take some photos of this chair, which is located near the formal entrance to the building, where dignitaries would once have arrived by horse and carriage. One savvy friend suggests this was called a salesman's chair, since it was designed for only short periods of sitting. With the fellow's carved nose projecting into your back, there may be something to that explanation.

While roaming around a community garden early in the morning I noticed that one gardener had left her gloves on a chair in her allotted plot. I imagine she had completed a day's work with satisfaction, and would be back in a day or two to put on the gloves again.

A gardener in a community garden near my home seems to have had a photographer in mind with the placement of the chair and the rake.

A well-worn chair in the living room of an abandoned house in the community with the odd name of Dummer, in southern Saskatchewan.