Grille Doors of Wood 1936

This watercolor drawing by Robert W.R. Taylor, titled "Grille Doors of Wood," is a detailed depiction of an architectural element from 1936. The artwork showcases a close-up view of a corner of a doorway, highlighting the intricate design of the molding, the decorative pattern on the wall, and the delicate, stylized leaves painted in the upper right. The colors are primarily muted shades of beige, brown, blue, and red, giving the drawing a sense of depth and texture. Taylor's meticulous approach to depicting the architectural detail exemplifies his interest in design and his skill as a draftsman. This artwork is a testament to the beauty and intricacy of architectural details, and serves as a reminder of the craftsmanship of the past.