Design for an Altar with Red Marble to be set against a Wall 17th century

This anonymous 17th-century drawing, "Design for an Altar with Red Marble to be set against a Wall," is a detailed architectural plan for a Baroque altar. The drawing depicts a two-tiered altar with intricate detailing, including columns, pilasters, and decorative elements. The use of red marble suggests a rich and opulent aesthetic, typical of the Baroque style. The drawing provides valuable insight into the design process of altars during this period. It is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.