Lace on Wax Doll c. 1936

"Lace on Wax Doll" is a pen and ink drawing on paper created by Edward L. Loper in 1936. The piece depicts two detailed designs for lace trims, intricately drawn in shades of gray against a black background. These precise renderings demonstrate Loper's interest in the intricate details of textile design. This work is a fascinating example of Loper's meticulous craftsmanship, capturing the delicate beauty of lace and its role in fashion. The small scale of the artwork allows for a close-up examination of the intricate details, making it an intimate and captivating study of the subject matter.