Bootjack c. 1940

"Bootjack" is a drawing by Claude Marshall, created around 1940. The artwork depicts a simple, utilitarian object: a bootjack, a tool used to remove boots. The drawing is rendered in graphite on paper and features a minimalist style. The bootjack is centered against a light background, suggesting a focus on the object's form and functionality. Marshall's attention to detail highlights the craftsmanship of the bootjack, reflecting the artist's interest in everyday objects. This artwork provides insight into the artist's approach to depicting the ordinary, transforming a common tool into a subject of aesthetic interest.