België 1923

"België" (1923), by Adam Frequin (1883-1939), is a sepia-toned drawing that depicts an architectural design for a building in Belgium. The work, likely an architectural drawing or project proposal, highlights the simplified lines and geometric forms characteristic of the Modernist movement in architecture. Frequin's meticulous detail and clean lines capture the architectural grandeur of the building, emphasizing its imposing entrance and the use of classical elements like pillars, while maintaining a modern aesthetic. Frequin's architectural vision, as depicted in "België," provides a glimpse into his interest in integrating classic and modern architectural concepts.