Coat c. 1937

Creighton Kay-Scott's "Coat" (c. 1937) is a watercolor on paper, depicting a detailed drawing of a man's tailored coat. The artist uses subtle shading and linework to capture the texture of the fabric and the intricate details of the garment. This meticulous depiction of clothing was typical of the era, highlighting the craftsmanship and elegance associated with tailored garments. This drawing is part of a larger series of costume designs by the artist, providing valuable insight into the styles of the 1930s.