The woman in "American Gothic" is holding a small, black handbag in her right hand.

In "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," one of the women is depicted holding a small, black handbag.

Daisy Buchanan is described as carrying a small, gold mirror in her handbag.

Carrie Bradshaw, the protagonist of "Sex and the City," is known for her love of handbags and her extensive collection.

Andy Sachs, the protagonist of "The Devil Wears Prada," covets a Birkin handbag, which is a highly sought-after and expensive designer bag.

The "Kelly" handbag was created by Hermès in 1935 and was originally named the "Sac à Dépêches" (saddlebag). It was renamed the "Kelly" in 1956 after Grace Kelly, the Princess of Monaco, was photographed carrying it.

The Saddle handbag, designed by John Galliano for Dior in 1999, is characterized by its two half-moon shapes and a flap closure.

The Neverfull handbag, designed by Louis Vuitton in 2007, is known for its distinctive monogram pattern of interlocking "L" and "V" letters.

The Alma handbag, designed by Louis Vuitton in 1934, is characterized by its structured shape, top handles, and a turn-lock closure.

The Baguette handbag, designed by Fendi in 1997, is known for its crescent shape and long, adjustable strap.

The Classic Flap handbag, designed by Coco Chanel in 1955, is characterized by its rectangular shape, chain-link shoulder strap, and a double "C" logo.

The Jackie 1961 handbag, designed by Gucci in 1961, is known for its structured shape, bamboo handles, and a signature "GG" logo.

The Chloe Drew handbag, designed by Chloe in 2014, is characterized by its hobo shape, drawstring closure, and a crescent-shaped logo.

The Constance handbag, designed by Hermès in 1959, is known for its structured shape, top handles, and a signature "H" logo.

The Sac de Jour handbag, designed by Saint Laurent in 2013, is characterized by its rectangular shape, chain-link shoulder strap, and a signature "YSL" logo.