Girl's Coat 1935 - 1942

Nancy Crimi’s “Girl’s Coat” (1935-1942) is a detailed watercolor depiction of a child’s garment. Rendered in cool grays and warm reds, the artwork presents a simplified, yet elegant, portrayal of a coat with a high collar, buttons down the front, and red trimming along the edges and seams. The coat is shown as a flat lay, focusing on the details of its design and construction. Crimi’s use of watercolor and meticulous attention to detail lend a sense of authenticity and historical accuracy to the piece. The work invites viewers to appreciate the craftsmanship of clothing from the past, showcasing the simplicity and beauty found in everyday objects.