Design for a Chimneypiece by Robert Adam

Design for a Chimneypiece 1750 - 1800

drawing, print

drawing

aged paper

toned paper

homemade paper

muted colour palette

print

light earthy tone

light coloured

nude colour palette

light colour tone

folded paper

soft colour palette

This drawing by Robert Adam is a design for a chimneypiece, created between 1750 and 1800. It's a detailed design in pen and ink, featuring a simple yet elegant frame for a fireplace, adorned with classical details like fluting and a cornice. It exemplifies Adam's Neoclassical style, emphasizing symmetry and proportion. This work showcases his commitment to architectural design, revealing his influence on interior design during the late 18th century.