Doll c. 1938

Ray Price's "Doll" is a watercolor on paper that depicts a doll in a white dress and red shoes. It was created around 1938, showcasing Price's distinctive style of representing his subjects with a simple yet compelling approach. The doll is realistically drawn but possesses a stylized, almost whimsical quality, a common characteristic of Price's art. The artwork offers a glimpse into the artist's fascination with everyday objects, turning an ordinary doll into a captivating subject. "Doll" is a prime example of Price's talent for conveying detail and emotion through minimal brushstrokes, making it a work of art that speaks volumes about the beauty found in the seemingly mundane.