Woman's Buckles c. 1936

"Woman's Buckles" is a small, detailed drawing by Charles Criswell, executed circa 1936. The artwork depicts a pair of ornate, rectangular buckles, each adorned with a central arched design, two small vertical bars, and a delicate edging of circular motifs. The design suggests a focus on the decorative, perhaps intended for a piece of women's fashion, highlighting the artistic trends of the period.