Skirt Hook c. 1940

"Skirt Hook" is a c. 1940 graphite drawing by Emil Warns, depicting a simple yet functional object: a skirt hook. Warns, known for his detailed renderings of everyday objects, captures the hook's form with precision. The drawing's minimalist composition and meticulous detail create a sense of both realism and quiet beauty, highlighting the aesthetic qualities even in ordinary objects. This artwork is an example of realism, an art movement that emphasizes the accurate portrayal of subjects, particularly everyday life.