Plan and Elevation of Country House 1715 - 1754

This drawing by Robert Morris, created between 1715 and 1754, is a plan and elevation of a country house. It depicts the exterior facade of the house along with a floor plan, showcasing the architectural design and interior layout. The precise scale and measurements are indicated, likely for construction purposes, demonstrating the technical nature of architectural drawings. The delicate lines and precise details are typical of architectural drawings of the era, showcasing the importance of proportion and symmetry. This artwork provides a glimpse into the planning and execution of domestic architecture in the early 18th century, highlighting the evolution of architectural styles and the meticulous craftsmanship employed by architects during that period.