Jointed Wooden Dolls c. 1936

"Jointed Wooden Dolls" is a watercolor painting by American artist Jane Iverson, created in 1936. Iverson, known for her detailed depictions of everyday objects, captures three wooden dolls in this work. The dolls, made from wood and with jointed limbs, are depicted in various poses. The painting offers a glimpse into the history of children's toys and the artist's fascination with the beauty of simple, handcrafted objects. The watercolor technique adds a soft and nostalgic quality to the image, evoking a sense of childhood innocence. The painting is a reminder of the enduring appeal of simple, handcrafted objects and their role in shaping childhood experiences.