Reproductie van een plattegrond van een ondergrondse verdieping van een museum door Jean-Jacques Winders before 1893

This is Römmler & Jonas’ reproduction of Jean-Jacques Winders’ floor plan of a museum's underground level, rendered with precise lines. The drawing, primarily in muted grayscale, presents a symmetrical layout that immediately suggests an emphasis on order and function. The composition is structured around a series of interconnected rectangular spaces, each meticulously detailed with linear precision. This geometrical configuration evokes a sense of rational planning, typical of architectural drawings. We can see a strong sense of spatial organization: the interplay of positive and negative space invites us to contemplate the relationship between contained areas and the pathways that connect them. Such a formal presentation reflects broader concerns about institutional space. The drawing is not just a representation of a physical structure, it is an exercise in organizing and controlling movement, suggesting how architecture embodies power and shapes experience.