SOLD Portrait of a Woman in "Analogus" Colors, c. 1930s-40s Watercolor carnival toss and one could match cards

and one could match cards with the same numbers of dots arranged in different configurations

There is also a bit of loss to the surface of one post at top

look at those hands

or to make a happy border around a kid's room or playroom

SOLD Portrait of a Woman in "Analogus" Colors, c. 1930s-40s Watercolor carnival toss and one could match cardsI 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