Doll c. 1936

"Doll" is a watercolor painting by American artist Marian Curtis Foster (1909-1978), created around 1936. The work depicts a stylized doll wearing a light grey dress with floral patterns, a pink bodice with a bow, and red shoes. The subject is presented frontally, with a simple, uncluttered background, highlighting the delicate details of the doll's clothing. Foster's use of watercolor creates a soft and ethereal quality, capturing the innocence and charm of childhood. The painting exemplifies Foster's mastery of the medium, showcasing her keen eye for detail and her ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia.