Wall Stencil (Section of) c. 1937

Ray Holden's "Wall Stencil (Section of)" is a watercolor drawing, created around 1937, showcasing a portion of a wall stencil design. The artwork features a stylized floral motif, with grey leaves and red roses arranged in a symmetrical pattern. The design, likely intended for decorative purposes, demonstrates Holden's keen eye for detail and the application of stenciling techniques, a popular method for creating intricate patterns in the early 20th century. This drawing offers a glimpse into Holden's approach to decorative arts and the enduring appeal of traditional floral motifs.