Coster House c. 1936

"Coster House" is a circa 1936 drawing by American artist Meyer Goldbaum, depicting a design for the landscaping of a grand estate. The drawing features a two-story house with a symmetrical facade and a formal garden featuring circular flower beds and a central, symmetrical design. The overall composition is divided into two parts: the house, viewed from the front, and a bird's-eye view of the garden, suggesting the artist's meticulous approach to design. Goldbaum's work is characterized by detailed renderings and a focus on architectural and landscape elements, reflecting the American art movement known as Precisionism, which emphasized geometric forms and industrial subjects.