Collonade c. 1936

Gilbert Sackerman's "Collonade" (c. 1936) is a watercolor painting depicting a stately, white building with a classical facade adorned with a delicate trellis of vibrant pink flowers. The artist uses delicate brushstrokes to capture the play of light and shadow on the building, highlighting the architectural details and the lush greenery that frames the scene. Sackerman's painting showcases his skill in capturing the beauty of everyday structures with a touch of romanticism, making it a delightful piece for art lovers who appreciate the artistry of everyday life.