Rembrandt Room 1939

This architectural drawing, created in 1939 by the firm Eggers and Higgins, depicts a detailed plan for the "Rembrandt Room." The drawing showcases a meticulously crafted design for a room's interior, featuring a central doorway flanked by two sets of windows. The intricate details of the molding and paneling suggest a grand and sophisticated interior, potentially intended for a museum or gallery space where Rembrandt's artworks could be displayed. The drawing, executed in pencil, reveals the architects' attention to detail and their vision for a room that could showcase art in an elegant and refined setting.