Wedding Dress 1937

"Wedding Dress" is a pencil drawing by Mary E. Humes, created in 1937. The artwork depicts a detailed design for a wedding gown, showcasing a full skirt with layers of ruffles at the hem and voluminous, puffed sleeves. The drawing also includes a side view of the dress, providing a comprehensive visual guide for the design. This piece exemplifies Humes' work as a fashion designer and her involvement with the Federal Art Project, a program that employed artists during the Great Depression. The design reflects the fashion trends of the 1930s, highlighting a romantic and elegant style for bridal wear.