Bootjack 1935 - 1942

"Bootjack" is a watercolor painting created by Isabelle De Strange between 1935 and 1942. The artwork depicts a simple wooden bootjack, a tool used to remove boots, rendered in meticulous detail. De Strange, known for her still life works, captures the texture and grain of the wood with remarkable accuracy. The minimalist composition and muted color palette create a sense of quiet realism, highlighting the utilitarian nature of the object. The artwork is a testament to De Strange's keen observation and her ability to elevate everyday objects to the status of art.