Patchwork Quilt 1935 - 1942

Ray Price's "Patchwork Quilt" (1935-1942) is a watercolor depicting a quilt made of various fabrics. The quilt is composed of a repeating geometric pattern with intricate details. The center of the quilt features a wreath of leaves with an inscription, highlighting the craftsmanship of the quilt and its maker. The quilt's design is characteristic of the American patchwork tradition and the work is a fine example of the artist's fascination with textiles and their historical and social context. This watercolor is a captivating and aesthetically pleasing piece that is sure to engage the viewer.