Antique Framed Architectural Drawing Boodle’s Club Lansdowne House 18th Century London

Description:
Original pencil architectural study drawing showcasing the refined neoclassical style of Robert (1728–92) and James Adam, two of Britain’s most influential 18th-century architects and designers.
The sheet includes detailed studies of key Adam works:
• Boodle’s Club, London (1775) – exterior façade elevation
• Ceiling of the Music Room, 20 St. James’s Square, London – intricate neoclassical ceiling design
• Lansdowne House, London, Drawing Room (1765) – elegant Adam-style interior
• Plan of a Room in Adam Style – floor plan with curved corners, characteristic of the Adam brothers’ designs
Annotated with a brief note on the Adam brothers’ break from rigid Palladian precedents, this is a carefully executed architectural study, likely produced as a student or academic work.
Presented in a simple black frame, ready to display.
An excellent piece for collectors of architectural drawings, enthusiasts of neoclassical design, or admirers of the Adam style.
Size : 30x35 cm