Cast Iron Garden Balcony 1935 - 1942

Gilbert Sackerman’s watercolor, "Cast Iron Garden Balcony," painted between 1935 and 1942, depicts a charming two-story building with a cast iron balcony. The building features a classical design, indicated by the prominent columns, and has vibrant turquoise shutters and a lush, pink-hued vine growing across its facade. The use of watercolors creates a soft, atmospheric quality, capturing the sunlight that illuminates the scene. This artwork showcases Sackerman’s keen eye for architectural detail and his ability to imbue everyday settings with a sense of tranquility and beauty.