Sir William Chambers
1740–1800 · Pen and brown ink, brush and gray wash · Drawings and Prints
Architectural Portal with Paired Planking Ionic Columns (only left-hand columns and part of arched opening shown)Anonymous, British, late 18th–early 19th century
Design for the Right Side of a Door with Pediment and Fluted PilastersAnonymous, Italian, 17th century
Design for the left half of a chimneypieceAnonymous, Italian, 17th century
Architectural Design Presenting Two Alternate Solutions (in two fragments)Anonymous, Italian, 17th century
Design for a FrameSir William Chambers
Obelisk Grave Monument, No. 1322Alexander Maxwell
Design for a Column and PedestalAnonymous, French, 19th century![Design Elevation for an Interior Door in the Loggia of Pope Julius [III.]](https://d2pvxr3eb77vb4.cloudfront.net/assets/v1/c3/c38b869a43da5d4d2cc696f57cfe4a2fa936b0bbdb5bedb75a966510d4f97423/graph.webp)
Design Elevation for an Interior Door in the Loggia of Pope Julius [III.]Pietro Paolo Coccetti (Cocchetti)
Design for CurtainsCharles Hindley and Sons
Design for a FrameSir William Chambers
Design for a Wall Decorated with GrotesqueGiuseppe Bernardino Bison
Design for one half of an Altar with a Pilastered Wall at the RightAnonymous, Italian, Piedmontese, 18th century