Corn Husk Doll c. 1936

"Corn Husk Doll" is a watercolor painting by Jane Iverson, created circa 1936. The artwork depicts a handmade doll fashioned from corn husks, showcasing traditional folk art techniques. The doll is meticulously rendered, with intricate details like a hat adorned with yellow flowers and a fan held in its hand. Iverson's work offers a glimpse into the creativity and resourcefulness of rural communities, where everyday materials were transformed into objects of beauty and play. The painting, measuring 27.8 x 22.4 cm, captures the delicate and expressive nature of the handcrafted doll, showcasing the artistry of American folk art.