Bandbox c. 1939

Joseph Rothenberg's "Bandbox" is a watercolor painting from around 1939 depicting a bandbox, a type of container used for storing hats. The bandbox is decorated with a scene of the "Deaf and Dumb Asylum," featuring a building surrounded by trees and a path leading up to it. The artwork's realism captures the intricate details of the bandbox's design and the surrounding landscape, highlighting the artistry involved in everyday objects. This piece showcases Rothenberg's keen observation of his surroundings and ability to convey the beauty in seemingly ordinary items.