Bootjack c. 1937

"Bootjack" is a watercolor on paper artwork by Rex F. Bush, created circa 1937. The artwork depicts a bootjack, a tool used to remove boots. The bootjack is rendered in a simple and realistic style, with the artist focusing on the form and texture of the wood. The piece is a testament to Bush's keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of everyday objects.