Untitled c. 1930s

"Untitled" (c. 1930s), a photomontage by Caroline Whiting Fellows, depicts a playful scene of miniature figures engaged in a dance, accented by a delicate white ribbon, a blossoming branch, and a miniature violin. The composition captures a whimsical charm, playing with scale and suggesting a celebration of music and dance. The artist's use of collage technique, where different elements are assembled to create a unified image, was a popular practice during the 1930s. This work exemplifies Fellows' exploration of surrealist themes and the playful manipulation of everyday objects.