Bootjack c. 1936

Filippo Porreca's "Bootjack" is a pencil drawing from c. 1936 that depicts a detailed representation of a bootjack, a tool used to remove boots. The drawing showcases the bootjack's form and texture, while the accompanying outline drawings provide a clear understanding of its proportions and function. Porreca's meticulous approach to detail emphasizes the bootjack's unique shape, making this drawing a fascinating glimpse into the craftsmanship of this everyday object.