Flatiron Holder c. 1939

"Flatiron Holder" is a pen and ink drawing by Bernard Westmacott, created in 1939. The drawing depicts a simple, yet detailed, depiction of a flatiron holder, likely used in a domestic setting. The holder, made of metal, features a wooden handle, and rests on three legs. The detail in Westmacott's drawing suggests a focus on the functional aspects of the object, highlighting the everyday tools and objects of the past. The drawing's simplicity and clarity make it an intriguing example of line art and still life within a historical context.