Cheeseborough Estate c. 1936

"Cheeseborough Homestead" is a watercolor painting by Helen Miller, created around 1936. The artwork is a detailed, bird's-eye view of a property, showcasing a house, gardens, and a gazebo. The meticulously rendered details, including the winding pathways and various foliage, suggest a focus on landscape architecture and design. Miller's use of vibrant colors adds a touch of realism and captures the beauty of the estate, making it a delightful and informative glimpse into a bygone era.