New York City Hospital c. 1936

Gilbert Sackerman's "New York City Hospital" (c. 1936) is a watercolor painting depicting the hospital's grand facade. The building is framed by two trees, their branches reaching toward the sky. The path leading to the entrance is paved with stone slabs, adding a sense of formality to the scene. Sackerman, a prominent American artist, was known for his detailed and realistic depictions of architecture. This artwork provides a glimpse into the history of New York City's healthcare infrastructure.