Shrine for statuette c. 1940

"Shrine for statuette" is a watercolor design by American architect Albert Pratt, dated circa 1940. The piece showcases a detailed architectural drawing of a shrine with a decorative arch, columns and a base platform. The use of watercolor lends itself to the delicate details of the architectural design, capturing the ornate features of the structure. This design, which likely was meant for an interior space, reflects Pratt's interest in classical architectural elements, showcasing his keen eye for intricate details and form.