Trivet c. 1939

"Trivet" is a detailed pen and ink drawing by Irene Lawson, created around 1939. The artwork depicts a simple, yet functional household object: a trivet, a three-legged stand used to elevate and support hot cookware. Lawson's precise and meticulous style captures the intricate details of the trivet's construction, highlighting its form and purpose. The drawing exemplifies the artist's keen observation of everyday objects and her ability to translate them into a minimalist aesthetic. "Trivet" serves as a testament to Lawson's talent for rendering simple objects with an air of elegance and understated beauty.