Gertrude Stanley

Gertrude Stanley kept a quiet studio in a London townhouse, where she filled little blue albums with watercolors of the city’s back alleys and window boxes. She rarely signed her work, so the “Sutherland Album” is named for the street she loved best—every page feels like a postcard from a neighbor you’d trust. Drop into the album and you’ll find pages you can zoom in on, like a cat asleep on a doorstep or laundry strung between chimneys.