Whirligig c. 1937

Isabelle De Strange's "Whirligig" (c. 1937) is a watercolor drawing depicting a stylized figure with outstretched arms, resembling a whirligig. This whimsical and stylized work exemplifies De Strange's interest in exploring the interplay between movement and form, characteristic of her artistic style. The figure is depicted with delicate features and a simplified body structure, emphasizing its kinetic energy. The figure is composed of wood and metal, contributing to the overall sense of industrial aesthetic, typical of the artist's work. The figure is depicted in a minimalist style, with the focus being on the simplicity and elegance of its design.