Restoration Drawing 1935 - 1942

"Restoration Drawing" is a 1935-1942 architectural drawing by Robert W.R. Taylor, who lived from 1855 to 1995. This detailed watercolor drawing depicts a three-arched portico with intricate floral patterns, suggesting a restored architectural feature. The drawing is likely intended to be a preliminary design for a larger scale project and provides insight into Taylor's approach to historical restoration. The delicate brushstrokes and detailed ornamentation showcase his artistic skill and attention to architectural detail. This drawing highlights the relationship between art and architecture, and the role of restoration in preserving historical structures.