Stewart House c. 1936

"Stewart House" is a watercolor painting by Gladys Cook, created around 1936. Cook, known for her detailed architectural drawings, depicts a quaint suburban home with a charming garden and a wrought iron gate. The painting, in soft tones of green, beige, and brown, offers a glimpse into the architectural style and domestic life of the era. It is a testament to the artist's ability to capture both the structural elements and the welcoming atmosphere of a home.