According to Barbara Kramer, researcher and author of Nampeyo and Her Pottery, the work depicts Annie Healing (Heli), daughter of the renowned Hopi-Tewa potter Nampeyo. Like her mother, Annie was also a potter; the earliest piece directly attributed to her was a 1912 jar in Leigh's collection, currently in the Gilcrease Museum collection.
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The canvasboard is flat and stable. Minor frame abrasion along the extreme edges. Under ultraviolet light, no apparent inpainting.
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