Baby's Cap c. 1937

"Baby's Cap" is a watercolor painting by Edna C. Rex created in 1937. The artwork depicts a delicate white baby cap with a simple floral embroidery pattern in shades of blue. This piece exemplifies the meticulous detail and skill of the artist and offers a glimpse into the artistry of the time. Rex's work was part of the Federal Art Project, a New Deal program that provided employment for artists during the Great Depression.