Keys to John Marshall House c. 1937

Edna C. Rex's "Keys to John Marshall House," created around 1937, is a detailed watercolor illustration of three antique keys. The artist's meticulous rendering of the keys' intricate details, including their worn metal and aged patina, captures the historical significance of the objects. This artwork serves as a visual record of the John Marshall House, highlighting the building's history and architectural elements. The careful depiction of the keys emphasizes their role as symbols of access and preservation, making this a captivating piece for those interested in historical architecture and Americana.