Pewter Inkwell c. 1936

Henry Granet's "Pewter Inkwell" (c. 1936) is a detailed graphite drawing of a rectangular inkwell with a hinged lid, a central inkwell, a side compartment with a hinged cover, a pull-out drawer and an array of holes for pens. Granet, known for his meticulous drawings of objects, captures the intricate details of the inkwell's form and function. This drawing exemplifies his mastery of graphite and the art of still life, showcasing the beauty of everyday objects. The artwork's simple composition and realistic portrayal contribute to its timeless appeal.