Andiron (one of pair) by Jack Staloff

Andiron (one of pair) c. 1936

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light pencil work

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watercolour illustration

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This graphite drawing titled "Andiron (one of pair)" by Jack Staloff, created around 1936, depicts a detailed rendering of a cast iron andiron, a decorative and functional piece of fireplace hardware. The andiron is designed in the form of a small, realistically-rendered figure of a boy playing a musical instrument, likely a flute. The figure is depicted in a standing pose, holding the instrument and its details are emphasized with meticulous shading, highlighting the cast iron's texture and the artist's skillful representation of the object. This drawing is a testament to Staloff's interest in capturing the intricate details of everyday objects, a theme frequently found in his work. The original object was approximately 9 3/4 inches tall and 5 1/2 inches wide.

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