Reproductie van een tekening van een gezicht op de zuilengalerij en de binnenplaats van een gebouw before 1883

Here is a reproduction of a drawing, by Léon Evely, of a face on the colonnade and courtyard of a building. The drawing emphasizes linear perspective, drawing the viewer's eye deep into the architectural space. A play of light and shadow creates depth and contrasts the immediate foreground with the bright courtyard. Evely uses hatching and cross-hatching to construct form and volume, a technique that adds texture and evokes the physicality of stone and light. The colonnade is structured by repeating vertical lines and arches, and the building in the background is rendered with precision. This geometric clarity and rational construction is typical of architectural drawings from this period. It may challenge fixed notions of traditional art by highlighting the underlying structural framework of the environment, thereby questioning how we perceive and interact with the spaces around us.