Bracelet c. 1936

"Bracelet" is a detailed design drawing by American artist William P. Shearwood, created around 1936. The watercolor drawing depicts a gold bracelet in two views, showcasing its intricate design. This piece exemplifies Shearwood's fascination with the aesthetics of jewelry, capturing the ornate details and delicate craftsmanship of the bracelet. The drawing is an example of decorative art and serves as a visual record of the jewelry design of the era. The piece is characteristic of his work in its precision and attention to detail, making it a valuable resource for understanding jewelry design in the 20th century.