Bishop Hill: Mangle c. 1936

Wellington Blewett's "Bishop Hill: Mangle" (c. 1936) is a detailed watercolor drawing depicting a wooden mangle used in the process of smoothing fabric. The artwork's realistic representation emphasizes the texture and grain of the wood, highlighting the craftsmanship of the object. The simple yet effective composition draws attention to the mangle's form, showcasing the historical significance of this tool in domestic life.