Greyhound c. 1938

John B. Moll's "Greyhound" is a detailed drawing of a seated dog, likely a Greyhound, created in 1938. The artist, known for his meticulous depictions of animals, utilizes a combination of graphite and watercolor to create a lifelike representation. The dog's sleek form, rendered in subtle shades of grey and black, captures its graceful anatomy. The composition emphasizes the dog's profile, highlighting its elongated neck and lean muscles. The drawing's meticulous detail and anatomical precision make it a valuable example of Moll's artistic style.