Man's Waistcoat c. 1941

"Man's Waistcoat" is a watercolor painting by American artist Nancy Crimi, created around 1941. The artwork depicts a man's waistcoat, a sleeveless garment worn over a shirt, rendered in meticulous detail. The waistcoat is depicted in shades of grey and purple, with a red lining and a series of buttons down the front. The work showcases Crimi's talent for realism and her keen eye for capturing the textures and details of everyday objects. It is likely that "Man's Waistcoat" was part of Crimi's larger body of work, which explored the theme of clothing and the social significance of fashion.