Ablington Manor Farm, Gloucestershire 

"Ablington Manor Farm, Gloucestershire" is a detailed drawing by American artist Francis Adams Comstock, showcasing his mastery of realism. Comstock, born in 1880 and living until 1999, favored graphite as his medium, utilizing it here to capture the intricate details of the farm buildings and surrounding landscape. The focus is on the large, open doorway of the barn, its wooden door partially open revealing a glimpse of the distant countryside beyond. The meticulous rendering of the stone walls and the reflections in the foreground puddle create a sense of tranquility and place. This piece, illustrative of Comstock's architectural style, is a testament to his skill in capturing the beauty of everyday structures and rural landscapes.