Man's Great Coat c. 1937

Frederick Jackson's "Man's Great Coat" is a detailed watercolor illustration from 1937 that depicts a man's overcoat with a large cape and a red lining. The artwork provides a meticulous, almost architectural, representation of the coat, including both front and back views, making it ideal for fashion designers or those interested in historical clothing. The piece's precision and focus on the garment suggest a keen interest in detail and functionality, likely reflecting the prevailing fashion sensibilities of the time. The inclusion of a red lining, a common feature of men's coats in the 1930s, adds a splash of color to the composition. The artwork is a fine example of the fashion illustration genre, offering a glimpse into the world of men's fashion in the late 1930s.