Doll c. 1937

"Doll" is a watercolor painting by Helen Bronson, created circa 1937. The work depicts a wooden doll in a detailed, full-length portrait. Dressed in a dark jacket, white shirt, and patterned trousers, the doll's attire suggests a gentleman of a bygone era. The doll's face is rendered with striking realism, emphasizing the doll's wooden construction. The artist's precise details, such as the doll's hair and clothing, showcase her meticulous style. Bronson's work, a testament to the enduring power of craftsmanship, captures the unique beauty of a handmade doll, highlighting its artistry and historical significance.