Watts Estate and Garden c. 1936

"Watts Estate and Garden" is a watercolor painting by Helen Miller, created around 1936. The work depicts a bird's eye view of a formal garden with a grid layout. The meticulously rendered details of the flowers, trees, and surrounding landscape create a sense of order and tranquility. The painting captures the beauty of the Watts estate and its well-maintained garden, showcasing a popular motif in landscape architecture and garden design. The overall composition of the work is characterized by its symmetrical balance and the use of perspective to create depth and dimension. The painting is a testament to Miller's skill in depicting nature with accuracy and beauty.