Quaker Costume Doll 1935 - 1942

Charlotte Angus, a prominent American artist, painted this watercolor artwork titled "Quaker Costume Doll" between 1935 and 1942. This piece depicts a doll, meticulously rendered in detail, wearing traditional Quaker clothing. The focus on historical fashion and cultural representation highlights Angus's interest in capturing the essence of American history through visual art. The doll's attire, with its simple lines and muted colors, reflects the Quaker values of modesty and plainness. This artwork, measuring 51 x 38.5 cm, showcases Angus's skillful use of watercolor to create a realistic and evocative portrayal.