The Dough Boy And The Swan Women's V-Neck

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When the artist is looking at it this painting in this layout it looks like the Dough Boy shaking all over and his head and nose is up in the air and he is so excited that everything is flopping all over on his body. When she turns the painting another direction she sees a swan with its head tucked under its wing. What do you see in this painting?

Autobiography of Myrtle Joy Myrtle Joy is a national award winning artist from Michigan. She grew up in Cadillac, Michigan. Since retirement, she spends her winters in Florida and breaking into the art market there. Myrtle is very talented and does a variety of artwork. Painting abstracts and scenery is a favorite. She also enjoys doing other works such as designs and still life or whatever might hit her mood at a given moment. April 2009, Myrtle signed a contract with CBS giving them rights to use her artwork on the Price is Right Show to be used in one of their games and it was aired on the show in April of 2009. Myrtle began to study art in southern California at Palomar Junior College in San Diego County for a couple years...