Dolls (Apache Women) 1935 - 1942

"Dolls (Apache Women)" is a watercolor painting by Jane Iverson created between 1935 and 1942. The painting depicts two Apache dolls, one standing and one sitting. The dolls are dressed in traditional Apache clothing, including colorful skirts and beaded necklaces. The painting is characterized by Iverson's attention to detail, evident in the intricate patterns on the dolls' clothing. The painting is a study in realism, focusing on the dolls as objects rather than representing the Apache culture as a whole. Iverson's artwork often portrays the people and cultures of the American Southwest.