Quaker Baby Shirt c. 1937

Lillian Causey’s graphite drawing, *Quaker Baby Shirt* (c. 1937), depicts a simple white garment with a wide, turned-down collar and ruffled cuffs. The shirt is shown laid flat, allowing for a detailed view of its construction and subtle shading. Causey’s work is known for its meticulous attention to detail, and this piece is a testament to her skill as a draftsman. This work is an example of **realistic drawing**, showcasing the artist's skill in rendering textile textures. The subject matter, a baby shirt, holds significance in the realm of historical clothing and cultural studies, offering insights into the past.