David Lewinsohn House, Chicago, Illinois, East Elevation 1898

This architectural drawing, created by Fritz Frederick L. Foltz in 1898, depicts the east elevation of the David Lewinsohn House in Chicago. Foltz, a prominent Chicago architect, meticulously documented the design of the house, capturing its intricate details and the overall composition of its facade. The drawing, now held in the Art Institute of Chicago, serves as a valuable historical record of the house's architectural style and the artistic vision of its creator. It provides a glimpse into the architectural landscape of late 19th-century Chicago and the evolving aesthetic preferences of the era.