Plan of the Church near the House of Annas
1619
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From the collection of National Gallery of Art
1619
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From the collection of National Gallery of Art
This is a plan of a church, with various sections labeled by letters. The church has a central square area with a circular design in the middle, surrounded by smaller squares and rectangles. There are also arches and columns visible in the design. The plan is drawn in a detailed and precise manner, with lines and shapes carefully rendered. The use of labels and letters suggests that the plan is intended to be functional, perhaps for use in construction or renovation. The plan is a great example of Baroque architectural design, with its use of grand proportions and ornate details. To learn more about the Baroque style, check out the artist Callot, Jacques.
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