The sculpture has a slender, vertical form resembling a fork, with tines extending at the top and a small circular eye-like feature beneath them. A curved rod extends from the fork's midsection, creating an arm-like shape that concludes in a small hook or closed loop. The sculpture is mounted on a rough-hewn, chunky base that appears stone-like. The entire piece seems to be made of metal, possibly wrought iron, which contributes to its dark, metallic gray coloration. The sculpture stands at an approximate human elbow height, with the base giving it a sturdy presence. Its simplistic yet abstract form contrasts against the more solid, textured base, drawing attention to the intricacy and craft of its twisted metal structure.
Artwork Details
- Date
- c. 1939
- Medium
- pen and ink on paper
- Dimensions
- 2788 × 4871 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original