Headdress c. 1937

Eva Noe's "Headdress" from 1937 depicts a woman's head and neck, with a detailed focus on her elaborate hairstyle. The face is left blank, drawing attention to the meticulous, stylized lines of the hair and the ruffled collar. This minimalist approach suggests a focus on form and design, typical of Noe's work, which often explored the relationship between line and shape. The work's small scale adds to its intimacy and emphasizes the intricate detail of the drawing. "Headdress" showcases Noe's talent for capturing the essence of fashion and its power to shape identity.