Pastry Jagger 1937

jamesdrake

drawing

pencil drawn

drawing

amateur sketch

light pencil work

shading to add clarity

pencil sketch

incomplete sketchy

personal sketchbook

pencil drawing

sketchbook drawing

pencil work

"Pastry Jagger" is a 1937 drawing by James Drake (1855-1995). The drawing depicts a pastry cutter, a kitchen utensil used to cut butter into flour, as seen from two different angles. The drawing is executed in a realistic style, with meticulous attention to detail. Drake's artwork frequently featured everyday objects and tools, reflecting a fascination with the mundane and the practical.