An elephant in a bathtub. Within the main picture area, the subject is an elephant viewed from the front, positioned inside a freestanding bathtub. The elephant’s head rises above the rim of the tub. Both ears spread wide to the left and right, filling much of the upper half of the picture. The trunk hangs down over the front center of the tub and extends toward the lower middle area. The eyes sit beneath a heavy brow and face forward. The forehead and trunk show many narrow folds and contour lines. The tusks are not visible.
The bathtub occupies the lower half of the picture. It has a smooth curved body, a thick upper rim, and a broad base. The elephant appears placed behind or inside the tub so that only the head, ears, and trunk are visible above and over it. The tub is rendered in pale gray and white tones with soft shading along the sides and base.
The background inside the artwork is minimal. Most of it is white or very light gray. A horizontal line near the lower right suggests a wall trim or molding. The bottom edge shows a darker floor surface with visible plank-like texture, which reads as wood. On the lower left, there is faint tonal texture and light shadowing, but no separate object with clear definition.
The composition centers the elephant and tub. The trunk forms the main vertical line. The ears create a broad horizontal spread across the upper section. The image uses monochrome tones throughout, with strong contrast between the elephant’s darker features and the pale tub and background.
This chart has 279x212 stitches and 28 colors.
