Wrought Iron Balcony Rail c. 1936

"Wrought Iron Balcony Rail" is a 1936 drawing by Al Curry, a noted architectural artist who captured the details of New Orleans' unique buildings. Curry, who lived from 1855 to 1995, was known for his precise depictions of architectural elements, evident in this watercolor rendering of a balcony with intricate wrought iron railing, showcasing the craftsmanship of the period. This detailed architectural drawing exemplifies the delicate balance between the classical structure and the artistic expression of the wrought iron work.