Design Projects, Building Elevation Studies and Plan c. 1860 - 1870
carlcharlesjfurst
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, paper, ink, graphite, architecture
architectural sketch
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"Design Projects, Building Elevation Studies and Plan" is a detailed architectural drawing executed in pencil on paper by Carl J. Furst, a prolific American architect active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This particular drawing, dating from the 1860s, depicts a multi-story building with elaborate classical details, showcasing Furst's mastery of architectural draftsmanship. The precise and meticulous lines of the drawing highlight the intricate design elements, including arched windows, columns, and decorative moldings, providing viewers with a glimpse into the architectural vision of the period. This work is housed in The Art Institute of Chicago and exemplifies the architectural drawings created by Furst during his long and distinguished career.
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