Box c. 1937

"Box" is a watercolor painting on paper by American artist Majel G. Claflin, executed circa 1937. The artwork depicts a wooden box with intricate carved designs of stylized floral motifs. The box is rendered in a pale reddish-brown hue, while the carved designs are depicted in darker shades of brown, creating a subtle contrast. Claflin, known for her depictions of everyday objects and domestic scenes, captures the box's craftsmanship and decorative elements, highlighting the artist's interest in folk art and traditional American design. The artwork provides a glimpse into the artistic sensibilities of the early 20th century, showcasing the appreciation for handcrafted objects and intricate details.