Study for St. Margaret's Church, from Microcosm of London c. 1809

This pencil drawing, "Study for St. Margaret's Church, from Microcosm of London", created in 1809 by Augustus Charles Pugin, showcases the intricate detail of the interior of the church. The drawing depicts a perspective view of the nave with its vaulted ceiling, elaborate arches, and a large window at the far end. Pugin, a renowned architect and draughtsman, is known for his meticulous representations of Gothic architecture, and this study demonstrates his skill in capturing the architectural complexities of the church. This piece is housed in the Art Institute of Chicago.