Design for a Greek Revival Entrance Screen, Elevation 1800 - 1850

This anonymous drawing, "Design for a Greek Revival Entrance Screen, Elevation" is a detailed architectural plan for a grand entrance gate, dating from between 1800 and 1850. The plan features a symmetrical design with a central arched opening flanked by two pairs of fluted columns. The intricate design is typical of the Greek Revival architectural style popular during this period in American history, featuring elements inspired by classical Greek architecture, like the use of columns, arches, and decorative ornamentation. This architectural drawing is a fascinating record of a significant style in American architecture and is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY.