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Dolls (Apache Women) Rendered by American 20th Century watercolor and graphite on paper, 40.3 x 39.4 cm (15 7/8 x 15 1/2 in.) Index of American Design 1943.8.15544 |
Object 8 of 26
Hundreds of dolls made by American Indians have survived in public and private collections. These two Apache women in voluminous, bright cotton dresses were made in Arizona around 1900. They were passed along from Anna Kittare of San Carlos, Arizona, the original owner, until they found a permanent home in Massachusetts at the Wenham Historical Society. The dolls have cloth bodies and yarn hair.
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