Man's Suit 1935 - 1942

Henry De Wolfe's "Man's Suit" (1935 - 1942) is a detailed watercolor painting of a men's formal attire. The headless figure is depicted wearing a black tailcoat with a white shirt and bowtie. The artist uses precise brushstrokes to capture the fabric texture, creating a realistic and almost lifelike representation of the garment. This work exemplifies the meticulous nature of De Wolfe's artistic style and his keen interest in fashion and costume. The painting's simplicity and focus on detail create a captivating visual experience, inviting viewers to imagine the occasion for which this attire was intended.