Bandbox c. 1939

"Bandbox" is a watercolor painting by Gilbert Sackerman created circa 1939. The artwork depicts a simple, octagonal bandbox, a type of container used for storing hats and other delicate items. The bandbox is decorated with a floral pattern, showcasing the artist's keen attention to detail and their ability to capture the subtle beauty of everyday objects. Sackerman's depiction of the bandbox is not simply a still life; it speaks to the history and purpose of these containers, evoking a sense of nostalgia and quiet elegance. The artist's signature can be seen at the bottom right of the piece, adding to its authenticity.