Plan for Garden Pavilion by Robert Morris

Plan for Garden Pavilion 1715 - 1754

drawing, print, architecture

drawing

aged paper

toned paper

computer generated paper art

homemade paper

muted colour palette

3d printed part

print

nude colour palette

3d shape

light colour tone

arch

folded paper

architecture

This architectural drawing, titled "Plan for Garden Pavilion," was created by Robert Morris between 1715 and 1754. The drawing is a detailed plan for a pavilion with a focus on its elegant, curved, and symmetrical design, displayed with a scale on the bottom for measurement. The design is reminiscent of the classical architecture prevalent during the period, emphasizing balance and proportion. The drawing, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, offers a glimpse into the design sensibilities of the early 18th century.