Wall Bracket (Ecclesiastical) c. 1940

This architectural drawing, titled “Wall Bracket (Ecclesiastical)” by Dayton Brown, depicts a detailed design for an ornate bracket likely intended for use in a church or other religious building. The drawing, completed around 1940, showcases a bracket crafted from a single piece of stone with intricate carvings. The front of the bracket features a repeating pattern of ovals and diamonds, while the sides showcase a more intricate design featuring stylized leaves and floral motifs. Brown’s architectural drawings often employed such rich decorative details, demonstrating his expertise in the revival of historic architectural styles.