Sacristy Door c. 1936

Geoffrey Holt’s “Sacristy Door” is a detailed technical drawing created in 1936. Holt, a prolific architectural draftsman, was known for his precise renderings of historic buildings and decorative elements. The drawing depicts a double-door, likely from a church or cathedral, with intricate carvings and hardware. Holt’s use of fine lines and shading creates a sense of depth and texture, making the door appear almost three-dimensional. The careful dimensions and annotations on the drawing suggest that it was likely intended for use in architectural plans or restoration projects.