Cree Indian Dolls c. 1936

Jane Iverson's "Cree Indian Dolls" from c. 1936 depicts two dolls, likely representing Cree Indigenous people of Canada. The dolls are meticulously rendered in watercolor, highlighting their traditional attire, including fringed garments, beaded accents, and moccasins. The artist's attention to detail captures the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of Cree clothing, offering a glimpse into the cultural heritage of this Indigenous group. The dolls, standing on a light background, create a sense of simplicity and focus on their cultural significance.