Rembrandt and Dutch Gallery 44 1939

This 1939 architectural drawing by Eggers and Higgins, depicts a proposed design for Rembrandt and Dutch Gallery 44. The drawing shows an elevation view of the gallery, with a vaulted ceiling and three framed paintings on the wall. The minimalist design of the space is focused on the art, with a single figure standing near the entryway, providing a scale reference. This architectural drawing, created during the late Art Deco era, was an attempt to imagine a modern and functional space to display art.