This oil on paper work presents a stylized pink goat rendered in simplified, almost abstract forms against a dark background. The artist employs warm coral and salmon tones to define the animal's body, head, and distinctive horizontal ears, while darker strokes suggest anatomical details and create visual depth. The composition demonstrates the modernist approach to figuration characteristic of mid-twentieth-century American regionalism, where recognizable subjects are distilled to their essential forms. The work reflects the artistic interests of Provincetown painters who often combined representational subjects with expressive color and form.