Elevation of a wall design, possibly for a chapel 1845 - 1900

This architectural drawing, created between 1845 and 1900 by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise, depicts a detailed elevation of a wall design, likely intended for a chapel. The drawing showcases an arched doorway adorned with intricate moldings and the inscription "Ave Maria." The use of linework and shading effectively conveys the texture of the brickwork and the delicate ornamentation. The design suggests a blend of historical and contemporary architectural styles, emphasizing the influence of classical motifs within a modern context. This drawing is a valuable example of Lachaise's architectural vision, offering insights into the decorative and structural elements he envisioned for religious spaces.