Masonic Temple, Boston by Benjamin F. Nutting

Masonic Temple, Boston 1832

drawing, lithograph, print, paper

drawing

aged paper

toned paper

photo restoration

lithograph

print

charcoal drawing

paper

charcoal art

unrealistic statue

old-timey

19th century

united-states

watercolor

historical font

"Masonic Temple, Boston" is a lithograph by American artist Benjamin F. Nutting, created in 1832. The print, now housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, depicts the Masonic Temple in Boston, showcasing its grand architectural details, including its imposing towers and intricate window designs. Nutting's meticulous rendering captures the building's presence in the urban landscape, providing a glimpse into 19th-century Boston architecture and the influence of Masonic symbolism in the city's public spaces.