Earrings c. 1937

Tulita Westfall's "Earrings" (c. 1937) is a detailed watercolor drawing of a set of elaborate gold earrings. The main earring is a crescent-shaped piece adorned with circular patterns and intricate details. The artist, a renowned Native American painter, captures the beauty and artistry of indigenous jewelry in this work. The drawing showcases the skillful craftsmanship of traditional beadwork and metalwork, emphasizing the cultural significance of adornment in Native American art. The design of the earring suggests a connection to the rich cultural heritage of the Southwest, where Westfall resided. The artwork serves as a testament to the enduring beauty and artistic tradition of Native American cultures.