Three Decoy Ducks c. 1937

"Three Decoy Ducks" is a watercolor painting by American artist Harriette Gale, created around 1937. The painting depicts three hunting decoys, with a realistic style that highlights the intricate details of the birds' plumage. The three decoys are depicted in a simple composition against a plain background, which draws focus to the meticulously crafted decoys. The painting reflects Gale’s interest in wildlife and her ability to capture the beauty of natural subjects through meticulous observation.