Design Projects, Pavilion Plan and Elevation c. 1860 - 1870
carlcharlesjfurst
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, paper, graphite, architecture
drawing
amateur sketch
aged paper
toned paper
light pencil work
16_19th-century
pencil sketch
sketched
sketch book
incomplete sketchy
paper
personal sketchbook
arch
united-states
graphite
heavy shading
architecture
Carl (Charles) J. Furst's "Design Projects, Pavilion Plan and Elevation" (c. 1860-1870) is a detailed architectural drawing of a classical-style pavilion. The artwork, housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, depicts both a floor plan and an elevation view of the building, showcasing Furst's keen eye for detail and his mastery of architectural drafting. This meticulous work exemplifies the precision and elegance of 19th-century architectural design, capturing the grandeur of a classical pavilion with its symmetrical facade and intricate detailing. The drawing is a testament to Furst's skill as an architect and draftsman, showcasing his ability to translate architectural ideas into visually compelling works of art.
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