Wedding Dress c. 1941

"Wedding Dress" is a watercolor painting by Max Unger, created around 1941. The artwork depicts a wedding dress in a detailed, almost photographic style, showcasing the intricate details of the garment. Unger's meticulous brushstrokes capture the textures of the fabric, creating a sense of realism. The composition features two views of the dress: one from the front, highlighting the bodice and skirt, and another from the back, revealing the intricate lace and embellishments. The artwork's depiction of a historical wedding dress offers a glimpse into the fashion of the past, and its realistic details make it a compelling study in dress design.