South Elevation and East or Entrance Elevation of a House 1909

This architectural drawing by Charles Edward Mallows, dated 1909, depicts the South and East elevations of a house. The drawing, executed in pencil and watercolor, is a detailed plan showcasing the house's design, including its roofline, windows, and doors. It is an excellent example of Mallows' work in the Arts and Crafts movement. The drawing offers a glimpse into the design process of residential architecture during this period. Mallows's attention to detail, and the use of natural materials, are evident in the design. The drawing is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, NY.