Cast Iron Dog c. 1937

"Cast Iron Dog" is a detailed drawing by American artist Francis Law Durand from circa 1937, showcasing a realistic depiction of a cast iron dog sculpture. This drawing uses colored pencil to create a sense of depth and texture, highlighting the intricate details of the dog's form. The top view outline of the sculpture included in the drawing provides further detail, showcasing the work as a design study for a proposed cast iron sculpture. Durand's artistic career spanned over six decades, encompassing various mediums and subjects.