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Architectural section and floor plan of a theatre showing tiered royal boxes, galleries and staircases in red and grey wash.

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Coupe en travers du théâtre, côté de la loge royale, avec le profil des premières, secondes et troisièmes loges et galeries, Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1777-1825), Bibliothèque nationale de France. Via artnap.com

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This architectural drawing shows a cross-section through a theatre beside the royal box, with a floor plan of the first storey and a developed elevation of the boxes and galleries. Colored washes distinguish the walls, stairs and decorative interior of the auditorium. The work is attributed to Jean Jacques Lequeu and dated 1777-1825.