Doll c. 1936

Jane Iverson's "Doll" (c. 1936) is a watercolor painting that depicts a porcelain doll dressed in a black dress. The doll's delicate features and posed hands are highlighted against a minimalist background, drawing attention to the intricacy of her attire. Iverson's artwork showcases her skill in rendering realistic details, especially in the doll's clothing and accessories. The simple composition of the painting contributes to the overall effect of a timeless portrait, making this piece a notable example of Iverson's talent for capturing the essence of childhood innocence.