Clay Indian Dolls 1936

"Clay Indian Dolls" is a watercolor on paper artwork created by Jane Iverson in 1936. The artwork depicts two clay dolls, a male and a female, dressed in traditional Native American attire. The artist, known for her depictions of Native American life, meticulously captured the details of the dolls' clothing, including beaded necklaces, woven fabric, and feather adornments. The realism of the artwork highlights Iverson's skill in capturing the essence of Indigenous cultures. The work is a valuable documentation of the artistic traditions and craftsmanship of Native American communities during the mid-20th century.