Horse c. 1939

Selma Sandler's "Horse" is a detailed watercolor painting created circa 1939. The artwork depicts a wooden toy horse, rendered in a realistic style, with a focus on its intricate details. The artist's careful attention to the texture of the wood, the horse's flowing mane, and the delicate brushstrokes used to capture the horse's form give the piece a sense of life and movement. "Horse" is an example of Sandler's interest in capturing the simple beauty of everyday objects, offering a glimpse into the world of childhood and play. This artwork is a wonderful example of the realistic style of art popular during the early 20th century.