The Manor House, Croom's Hill, Greenwich

About this work

This watercolor shows a two-story brick house with white-trimmed windows and a steep, tiled roof. A black iron fence runs along the front, and a tall tree leans over the left side. The house has a small porch with columns, and a sign on the gate reads "The Manor House." The artist painted it in 1941, focusing on the building’s details like the shutters and chimneys. The colors are soft, with greens and browns blending together. Next, check out the Victoria and Albert Museum to see more of this painting.