Andiron (one of pair) c. 1938

Salvatore Borrazzo’s graphite drawing, “Andiron (one of pair),” depicts a single andiron with a rounded finial and three scrolled legs. The artwork, dated circa 1938, is a realistic representation of a metal andiron that would have been used to support logs in a fireplace. Borrazzo’s meticulous attention to detail is evident in the intricate rendering of the andiron’s form, showcasing the craftsmanship and decorative elements typical of this functional object. The drawing’s simple composition and monochromatic palette allow the viewer to focus on the object’s form and structure.