Interior Elevation of Reims Cathedral with a Statue of King Louis I 1815

This architectural drawing by Charles Percier, created in 1815, depicts an interior elevation of Reims Cathedral with a statue of King Louis I. The detailed design showcases elaborate ornamentation, including Gothic arches, ornate moldings, and a central monument dedicated to the King. The drawing highlights the Neoclassical style favored by Percier, capturing the grandeur and historical significance of the cathedral and its association with French monarchy. It serves as a visual testament to Percier's artistry and the architectural splendor of the era. The artwork can be found at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.