SOLD Portrait of a Woman in "Analogus" Colors, c. 1930s-40s Watercolor theorem which operates both horizontally and—turn

which operates both horizontally and—turn your head or the image 90 degrees—vertically as well

and apart from a little surface wear are in very good condition

traceable with one's finger as well as with one's eye

there is some fading and loss to the the embroidery

Beautiful wood

SOLD Portrait of a Woman in "Analogus" Colors, c. 1930s-40s Watercolor theorem which operates both horizontally and—turnI believe this sweet one must have been done as a color study lesson for a class long ago, with the yellow and orange peach representing analogous colors on the spectrum (technically defined as any three to five colors that sit adjacent to each other on the color wheel.) But our young maker misspelled analagous, which makes it feel like a while different thing to me. I want to call her Gussie. Love. 9" x 6". Graphite and watercolor, c. 1930s 40s I