Bootjack c. 1937

"Bootjack" is a drawing by Wellington Blewett, created around 1937. The artwork depicts a bootjack, a wooden tool used to remove boots. The drawing showcases two views of the object, one from the side and the other from the front. Blewett, born in 1855 and living until 1995, was known for his detailed illustrations of everyday objects. This piece exemplifies Blewett's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of a functional object in a visually engaging way. The simple yet informative composition of the artwork showcases Blewett's skill in technical drawing and his appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.