Silver Fork c. 1936

Charlotte Winter’s graphite drawing, *Silver Fork*, depicts two forks, one with an engraved design on the handle, the other plain. The realistic rendering of the forks, rendered in graphite on paper, showcases Winter's skill as a draftsman. The simplicity of the composition and the meticulous detail make the artwork a captivating study of the everyday object. While the date of the work is 1936, Winter lived a long life, from 1855 to 1995. The artwork is a testament to the artist’s enduring fascination with the ordinary.