Stencilled Wall c. 1936

"Stencilled Wall" is a c. 1936 work by American artist Ray Holden (1855-1995). This piece displays Holden's keen eye for design, capturing the essence of decorative folk art. The composition features a simple, repeated motif of red hearts and green leaves. The use of stenciling, a technique prevalent in folk art, creates a sense of pattern and rhythm, adding to the overall aesthetic. Holden's work captures the beauty of traditional folk art, making it a visually engaging and culturally significant piece.