Design for the Proscenium Arch of a Theatre with Two Trumpeting Angels Holding a Cartouche 1700 - 1780

This anonymous drawing from the 18th century is a design for the proscenium arch of a theater. The archway is adorned with two trumpeting angels holding a cartouche, which was a common motif in Baroque and Rococo architecture. The design incorporates a combination of classical and decorative elements, showcasing the architectural trends of the period. The detailed drawing illustrates the intricate ornamentation and grandeur that were often associated with theaters of the era. This drawing offers a glimpse into the artistic vision of an anonymous designer, highlighting the importance of architectural drawings in the development of theatrical spaces.