Wooden Doll c. 1936

Jane Iverson's "Wooden Doll" (c. 1936) depicts a stylized figure of a woman in a blue dress, her face rendered in an exaggerated and almost comical fashion. This watercolor work captures a sense of folk art and a touch of whimsy, as the doll-like figure is presented with a sense of charm and innocence. The artist, known for her distinctive style, creates a piece that explores the simplicity and character of handmade dolls, drawing attention to the timeless appeal of traditional craftsmanship.