Design for a House, South Elevation 1878 - 1888

W. Strong’s “Design for a House, South Elevation” (1878-1888) is a pencil drawing that showcases the architectural design of a grand house. The drawing is a detailed depiction of the house's south elevation, showcasing its intricate details and the complexity of its structure. The design features a prominent tower, gables, and a wrap-around porch, representing the architectural styles popular during the late 19th century. This drawing, held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, provides insight into the evolution of residential architecture during this period.