Whirligig c. 1937

"Whirligig" is a pencil drawing by Bernard Westmacott, dating back to c. 1937. The artwork depicts a carved wooden figure, likely a whirligig, standing on a pedestal. The figure is depicted in a simple, almost childlike style with a rounded, almost cartoonish form. Westmacott's detailed depiction of the whirligig captures the essence of this traditional folk art form, highlighting the craftsmanship and playful nature of the subject matter. The drawing is a testament to Westmacott's keen eye for detail and his appreciation of folk art.