Woman Doll in Buckskin c. 1938

"Woman Doll in Buckskin" is a watercolor painting by George File, created in 1938. The artwork depicts two dolls, one facing forward and the other facing backward. They are both wearing buckskin clothing, with red sashes and leather boots. The dolls are depicted in a simple and straightforward style, with a focus on their clothing and accessories. File, a self-taught artist, is known for his watercolors that capture the everyday lives of Native Americans and the details of their clothing and traditions. This piece exemplifies his illustrative approach to representing cultural artifacts.