Hekwerk voor een kapel 1746 - 1782

This anonymous engraving from 1746-1782 depicts a design for a wrought-iron gate, likely intended for a chapel. The meticulous detail of the drawing showcases the intricate design of the gate, featuring an arched top with elaborate flourishes and two symmetrical doors adorned with geometric patterns. The scale bar provides a sense of the gate’s proportions, highlighting the artist’s attention to architectural precision. This drawing exemplifies the craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities of the 18th century, demonstrating the popularity of decorative ironwork for religious structures.