Pocket Manicure c. 1939

"Pocket Manicure" is a watercolor painting on paper by Alfred Walbeck, created circa 1939. The composition features three objects, a manicure set, a small box, and a metal tube, isolated against a white background. Walbeck captures the details of these everyday objects with precision and detail, demonstrating his skill in still life illustration. The simple design and the artist's signature style, characterized by meticulous rendering and a touch of realism, make this piece a captivating example of his work.