Child's Dress c. 1937

"Child's Dress" is a simple line drawing of a sleeveless, fitted dress with a full skirt, created by American artist Mae A. Clarke in the late 1930s. The design features a geometric pattern along the hemline, possibly representing embroidery or lace. The delicate lines and minimal detail suggest a focus on the form of the dress, rather than its specific fabric or color. This drawing likely served as a design template, showcasing Clarke's talent for creating children's clothing. The drawing, measuring 29 by 22.6 centimeters, is a testament to Clarke's artistic versatility and long career that spanned over a century.