David Lewinsohn House, Chicago, Illinois, North and South Elevations 1898

This architectural drawing by Fritz Frederick L. Foltz, created in 1898, provides a detailed view of the north and south elevations of the David Lewinsohn House in Chicago. The drawing showcases the intricate design of the house, with its elaborate detailing and prominent bay windows. It is a valuable document for understanding the architectural style of late 19th-century Chicago, showcasing the influence of Queen Anne and Romanesque Revival styles. The Art Institute of Chicago holds this drawing, making it accessible for study and appreciation by art enthusiasts and architectural historians alike.