Slipper Match Box c. 1938

Regina Henderer's watercolor "Slipper Match Box" from c. 1938, depicts a matchbox fashioned into a miniature slipper, the lid of the matchbox opens to reveal the matches inside. The realistic depiction, likely from a still life setup, showcases the artist's keen attention to detail, capturing the nuances of form and texture. The work demonstrates the artist's interest in everyday objects and their transformation into unique and whimsical works of art. "Slipper Match Box" is a charming example of Henderer's style, which often featured simple objects with a touch of humor and whimsy.