Tail Coat c. 1937

Creighton Kay-Scott's "Tail Coat" from c. 1937 is a detailed drawing depicting a traditional men's garment. The artwork showcases a single black tailcoat, rendered in a realistic style, with the artist's signature in the lower right corner. The drawing's focus on precise details, including the intricate stitching of the coat, likely served as a design reference or fashion illustration. The artist's work reflects an interest in the technical aspects of clothing construction, while capturing the elegant silhouette of the tailcoat. Kay-Scott's drawing provides a glimpse into the fashion trends of the 1930s and the importance of technical illustration in the design process.