Study for Freemason's Hall, Great Queen Street, from Microcosm of London c. 1808

Augustus Charles Pugin's "Study for Freemason's Hall, Great Queen Street, from Microcosm of London" (c. 1808) is a detailed pencil drawing of the interior of Freemason's Hall. The work is a study for Pugin's larger project, "Microcosm of London," a series of architectural illustrations showcasing the city's buildings. The drawing captures the grandeur of the Freemason's Hall, depicting the ornate vaulted ceiling, elaborate chandeliers, and a large gathering of individuals within the hall. This artwork is part of the The Art Institute of Chicago's collection.