N.W. Stuyvesant Residence c. 1936

"N.W. Stuyvesant Residence," a 1936 drawing by Tabea Hosier (1855-1995), showcases the grand home and meticulously designed gardens with a bird's-eye perspective. The artist uses delicate colored pencils to depict the residence in soft, muted hues, creating a tranquil scene. The meticulously crafted formal gardens are a testament to the architectural and horticultural design of the era, while the use of a bird's-eye perspective highlights the symmetry and grandeur of the estate. This artwork, measuring 23.3 x 30.5 cm, offers a glimpse into the refined aesthetic of the past.