Donatello Gallery 6 and 7 1939

This 1939 architectural drawing by Eggers and Higgins, shows three elevations of Donatello's "Gallery 6 and 7". The drawing depicts the facades of the gallery with great detail and is created using pencil and charcoal. The work is an excellent example of architectural draftsmanship and it highlights the architectural details of the building. The three elevations provide a comprehensive view of the gallery's exterior. It shows the gallery's entrance, windows and other architectural elements. The drawing was likely used as a planning tool for the construction of the Donatello Gallery, which would have been in the Renaissance Revival style of the early 20th Century.