Settee c. 1936

“Settee” is a technical drawing of a settee, a long seat with a back and arms, created by American architect Robert Brigadier (1855-1995) in c. 1936. This detailed drawing, likely intended for furniture makers, is a blueprint-like representation of the settee's design. It includes a front and side view with precise measurements, showcasing the settee's elegant form and intricate details. The drawing showcases the artistic and technical knowledge of Brigadier, known for his architectural designs and furniture draftsmanship. It is a valuable document for studying the history of American furniture design and the evolution of craftsmanship in the early 20th century.