Two Elevations of Doors by David Henry Arnot (1851)

Lithograph of two Gothic arched doors side by side, one with tracery openings and one with a stained glass fan light.

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This architectural print shows two elevations of Gothic Revival doors side by side, one perforated with tracery openings for light and one topped with a fan light of stained glass. Both doors have pointed arches, carved molding, and paneled lower sections, drawn in a precise linear and tonal style. The work is titled Two Elevations of Doors, by David Henry Arnot, dated 1851.

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1851

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