Indian Doll - Winnipeg Brave 1935 - 1942

Jane Iverson’s 1935-1942 watercolor painting, “Indian Doll - Winnipeg Brave,” depicts a wooden doll dressed in a striped tunic and holding a lute. The doll stands on a wooden base and is adorned with a feathered headdress. Iverson’s artwork captures the details of a traditional Native American doll and offers a glimpse into the artist’s interest in indigenous culture. The work is characterized by its realistic rendering of the doll and the use of vibrant colors.