Head of San Jose c. 1939

"Head of San Jose" is a watercolor painting by Majel G. Claflin created around 1939. The artwork depicts a detailed, almost life-like rendition of the head of a wooden sculpture, likely a religious figure, with a crown or halo. Claflin's precise brushstrokes and use of color capture the texture and detail of the original sculpture, showcasing her talent for representational art and her interest in cultural artifacts. The painting, measuring 36.8 x 29 cm, offers viewers a glimpse into both Claflin's artistic style and the rich history of religious iconography.