Flat Iron Holder c. 1937

Helen Hobart's "Flat Iron Holder" from c. 1937 is a detailed pencil drawing that depicts a cast iron object intended for household use. The image captures the horseshoe-shaped holder's form in both a top-down view and a perspective angle, allowing for a thorough understanding of its design. This piece demonstrates Hobart's interest in utilitarian objects and their visual impact. The drawing's precision and clear lines suggest a focus on functional design. "Flat Iron Holder" stands as a testament to the artist's keen eye for everyday items and their artistic potential.