Design for a Tudoresque Villa, Elevation 1800 - 1900

This anonymous watercolor drawing from the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a design for a Tudor-style villa. The artist has captured the architectural details of the building with precision, showcasing its stone facade, pointed arches, and mullioned windows. The design incorporates elements of the Tudor architectural style popular in 16th-century England, with a focus on symmetry, verticality, and ornate details. The drawing's composition, with the villa positioned prominently against a backdrop of rolling hills, further enhances its sense of grandeur and charm, making it an alluring glimpse into a bygone era.