Bandbox c. 1939

"Bandbox" is a watercolor painting by Gilbert Sackerman, dating back to circa 1939. The artwork showcases a detailed rendering of a simple cardboard box, known as a bandbox, which was commonly used in the past for storing hats and other delicate items. Sackerman's masterful use of watercolor brings to life the intricate patterns and textures of the bandbox, capturing the subtle nuances of its form and material. The painting is a testament to Sackerman's keen eye for detail and his ability to imbue everyday objects with artistic significance.