Woman's Slippers c. 1936

"Woman's Slippers" is a watercolor painting created by Esther Hansen around 1936. The artwork depicts a single black slipper with a red and grey trim and a low heel. The detail of the slipper's design, which was made by "H. & J. Knowles, Makers to the Royal Family", is a testament to the artist's meticulous attention to detail and her interest in fashion. This small-scale painting offers a glimpse into the world of footwear design in the 1930s, capturing a stylish and elegant shoe that would have been popular during the era. The artwork's title, "Woman's Slippers", and its subject matter are evocative of the time period and the feminine beauty it celebrated.