South Door, Arminghall Hall, Norfolk 1811

John Sell Cotman’s 1811 drawing “South Door, Arminghall Hall, Norfolk,” is an intricate pen and ink rendering of the ornate entrance to the historical estate. This work highlights Cotman’s interest in architectural detail and the beauty of medieval structures. The detailed depiction of the intricate carvings on the doors and the surrounding stonework captures the craftsmanship and grandeur of the hall. This architectural study demonstrates Cotman’s skill in capturing the character of a building and its historical significance, showcasing his talent as a draftsman and his fascination with architectural history.