Small Statue of Guadalupe Cut in Stone c. 1937

"Small Statue of Guadalupe Cut in Stone" is a watercolor painting by American artist Majel G. Claflin, created in 1937. The painting depicts a small stone sculpture of the Virgin of Guadalupe, a significant religious figure in Mexico. Claflin's artwork showcases the statue in a simple, yet reverent manner, capturing its delicate details and the spiritual essence of the Virgin. The painting exemplifies Claflin's artistic style, which often focused on religious imagery and the beauty of everyday objects. The small size of the statue, depicted in the artwork, contrasts with the vastness and power of the Virgin's image, creating a sense of intimacy and personal devotion. The artwork is a testament to Claflin's ability to portray religious themes in a visually compelling way, captivating viewers with its delicate brushstrokes and subtle color palette.