Drawing, Interior Architecture Perspective: Convention Hall—on Tracing Paper From The 1960s.

A very beautiful and original interior design rendering depicting a spacious convention hall or reception area, likely created as part of a hotel or conference center project from the 1960s.

The composition depicts a particularly lively interior: a bar area, tables and armchairs, decorative plants, lighting fixtures, large windows, and numerous figures. The inscription “CONGRES,” visible above the bar, confirms the likely purpose of this space.

The workreflects the approach to presenting architectural and interior design projects of this period, with significant attention to volumes, lighting, furniture, and the flow ofpeople.

Technique: pencil drawing, colored with watercolor, and highlights likely applied in gouache on tracing paper.
Date: circa 1960–1970.
Dimensions: 61 × 46 cm.
Condition: shows signs of use, with a few marks and traces due to age and handling of the paper; see photographs.
Note: There is a protective plastic sheet over the drawing.

Original work, interesting as a testament to the interior architecture and hotel design of the 1970s.