"Shutter Dog" 1935 - 1942

"Shutter Dog" is a detailed pencil drawing by F.W. Powell, a prolific artist known for his intricate representations of everyday objects. The artwork, created between 1935 and 1942, depicts a close-up view of a shutter mechanism, capturing the nuanced details of its intricate design. The piece showcases Powell's keen observation of the mechanical world and his ability to translate complex forms into a visually engaging composition. The realistic rendering of the shutter dog, a small but crucial part of the shutter mechanism, highlights Powell's dedication to precision and realism in his work. The drawing, measuring 28 x 22.6 cm, invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of everyday objects that are often overlooked.