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The image showcases a pair of worn baby shoes as the central focus on a neutral-colored background. The color scheme includes muted grays, browns, with hints of blue and green on the shoes. Handwritten text with a name and date is visible in the top right corner. The shoes are positioned closely together with toes pointing slightly outward, creating a balanced composition.
Index of American Design1943.8.12102

Booties

Margaret Knapp

c. 1935 · graphite and colored pencil on paper

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The image shows a wooden shoehorn with an elongated looped handle and a flat base with a small carved detail. The color palette includes various shades of brown against a light beige background. The shoehorn is positioned centrally and slightly angled on a flat surface.
Index of American Design1943.8.2003

Bootjack

William McAuley

c. 1939 · watercolor, gouache, and pen and ink on paper

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The image shows a wooden hand tool placed horizontally on a light-colored surface. The tool has a symmetrical design with handles on the left and a detailed mechanism on the right. A metallic wire is coiled around part of the tool. The artist's signature is in the bottom right corner of the image.
Index of American Design1943.8.2005

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Marius Hansen and William Kieckhofel

c. 1938 · watercolor and graphite on paper

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There is a textured, reclining human-like figure in the image, with limbs awkwardly bent and situated prominently on the page. The color palette primarily includes shades of brown, tan, and black, with subtle hints of red and blue detailing on the figure's surface. The figure is positioned horizontally, facing upwards with its head towards the left, arms behind its head, and legs elevated in the air. Above, in the top left corner, is a smaller line drawing of the figure, accompanied by an 11-inch measurement line.
Index of American Design1943.8.2010

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Gordon Saltar

c. 1937 · watercolor, graphite, and pen and ink on paper

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The image shows a large, intricately designed metal object with a curved and elongated form. The object has numerous cut-out sections with a lattice-like pattern, especially in the handle area. The colors are primarily earthy with tones of brown and hints of rust, giving it an aged appearance. The object is situated centrally, slightly angled to the left against a plain, off-white background.
Index of American Design1943.8.2012

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Amos C. Brinton

1935/1942 · watercolor, graphite, and gouache on paperboard

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Two intricately designed toy pistols are positioned diagonally and overlapping slightly in the center of a plain background. The color palette includes shades of brown, with some faded red and blue tones on the pistols, against an off-white background. The pistols are facing opposite directions, with their barrels pointing outward, and the handles crossing at the center of the image.
Index of American Design1943.8.2013

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John Price

c. 1939 · watercolor, gouache, and pen and ink on paperboard

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The image shows two wooden objects with elongated oval shapes and flat bottoms. One object is positioned diagonally in the upper left corner, while the other is centered vertically in the lower half. The objects have various shades of light to medium brown, set against an off-white background. They have a smooth texture.
Index of American Design1943.8.2014

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Wellington Blewett

c. 1937 · watercolor, graphite, and pen and ink on paper

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The image shows a large wooden object with intricate carvings in brown and beige colors. It is positioned slightly left of center on an off-white background. The object has one curved end pointing left and ornate details extending to the right.
Index of American Design1943.8.2019

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Doris Hollingsworth

c. 1940 · watercolor and graphite on paperboard

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