Head of Guadalupe c. 1938

"Head of Guadalupe" is a watercolor painting by American artist Majel G. Claflin, created around 1938. The work depicts a profile view of a woman with her eyes closed, wearing a dark shawl. Claflin’s artistic style is characterized by a simplified, almost cubist, approach to form and a focus on the figure’s emotional state. This drawing is likely a study for a larger sculpture, highlighting Claflin's interest in the intersection of two- and three-dimensional art.