Create a black-and-white pen-and-ink illustration inspired by Edward Gorey’s distinctive style, focusing on detailed cross-hatching and intricate textures. Depict a cracked porcelain doll in profile, its expression hauntingly serene and emotionless. The surface of the doll’s face and neck should be delicately fractured, with fine details highlighting the texture of the cracks. The doll wears an elaborate, vintage lace collar and dress, with intricate patterns and textures rendered in meticulous detail. The background should be minimal, with faint, abstract shapes or peeling wallpaper, creating a sense of decay and abandonment. Use negative space to emphasize the doll’s stillness and isolation, while incorporating subtle symbolic motifs such as a faint spiderweb or a shadowy bird silhouette in the corner to hint at a deeper narrative. Employ precise cross-hatching to enhance the interplay of light and shadow, capturing the eerie, timeless beauty and quiet tension characteristic of Gorey’s Gothic illustrations.