Sculpture Galleries 11, 12, 16 1939

"Sculpture Galleries 11, 12, 16" is an architectural drawing by Eggers and Higgins, Architects, completed in 1939. This pencil drawing depicts the design for three sculpture galleries, each with a distinct character. The first and third galleries feature a dome, while the middle gallery is more rectilinear, with a flat roof. The drawing is a valuable historical document, offering insights into the architectural designs of the time and the planned layout of the sculpture galleries. The detail of the drawing, with its clear lines and subtle shading, showcases the skill of the architects, and the inclusion of human figures in the doorways adds a sense of scale and purpose to the design.