Treatment of Central Lobby Ground Floor Looking toward Entrance Lobby 1939

This architectural drawing by Eggers and Higgins, created in 1939, depicts the central lobby of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. The drawing is a detailed plan for the ground floor lobby, showcasing the design elements for the entrance lobby. The artwork depicts the lobby's architectural features, including the entrance doors, walls, and lighting fixtures, providing a visual representation of the architectural vision for the space. It captures the elegance and grandeur of the central lobby, showcasing the architects' attention to detail and their use of materials such as marble and plaster. The drawing offers a glimpse into the construction process of the National Gallery of Art, and provides valuable insight into the architectural style of the period.