Door Stop c. 1940

This pencil drawing by Milton Grubstein, titled "Door Stop," depicts a stylized eagle with its wings outstretched. Created around 1940, the artwork offers a glimpse into Grubstein's artistic practice. The detailed rendering of the eagle's feathers and the textured surface suggest a focus on realism, but the simplified form and the subject matter point to a more decorative purpose, hinting at the eagle's function as a doorstop. The drawing is a testament to Grubstein's skill in capturing both the form and the spirit of his subject.