Decoy c. 1941

"Decoy" is a watercolor painting on paper by American artist Selma Sandler, created circa 1941. The painting depicts a detailed, realistic rendering of a wooden duck decoy, a common hunting tool used to attract birds. The artist meticulously captures the texture of the wood and the intricate details of the decoy's paint scheme. The work is characterized by its fine lines and precise brushwork, demonstrating Sandler's exceptional skill as a painter. The painting is a testament to the beauty and artistry found in everyday objects and provides a glimpse into the world of hunting and wildlife.