Indian Dolls 1936

"Indian Dolls" is a watercolor painting by Jane Iverson (1910-1997) created in 1936. It depicts three dolls dressed in traditional Native American clothing, suggesting a cultural exploration of indigenous attire. The artist uses vibrant colors and detailed brushstrokes to capture the intricate details of the dolls’ garments, showcasing the beauty and craftsmanship of traditional Native American dress. The simple background allows the dolls to take center stage, drawing the viewer's attention to their intricate details and emphasizing the artist's focus on cultural representation. The painting serves as a valuable historical document, providing insights into the artistry and craftsmanship of Native American cultures through the lens of the artist's interpretation.