Antique Framed Gothic Architectural Drawing Windows, Doorways Buttresses 15th Century

Description:
An original pencil drawing showcasing architectural details of the Perpendicular Gothic style of the fifteenth century. The sheet is titled “Windows, Doorways & Buttresses of the Fifteenth Century (Perpendicular)” and features finely rendered studies of tracery windows, pointed arches, and richly decorated buttresses.
Executed with precision and an eye for proportion, the drawing captures the distinctive vertical emphasis and elaborate stonework characteristic of late medieval English church architecture. Likely produced as an academic or architectural study, it reflects the scholarly interest in Gothic forms that shaped both historical preservation and later revivalist movements.
Presented in a simple black frame, this piece would appeal to collectors of architectural drawings, Gothic design enthusiasts, or those interested in medieval ecclesiastical heritage.
Size : 30x35 cm