Oil on board, 16’’x18’’(painting), 1920’s, Professionally framed and restored $1000

"Composition procedure 1. Use shellac paint on cloths--one red, one olive, one yellow. Draw masses in movement and space development--this may call up associations with actual subject matter. When subject and design are fairly definite, proceed with enrichment by first glazing shellac paint with sun thickened linseed oil. Into the oil glaze, work color glazes, to give bolder pattern to composition. Into the bold glazed color patterns, paint opaque, breaking the patterns into more dynamic color gradations and intensify the depth movements with texture and contrasts of line against tones. Retain some of the original equivocal forms to give creative urge to the spectator's eye" PRM 1946.