Drawing, Design for main entrance door for the Bankers' Trust Company, New York, NY, 1922
Elevation of design for main entrance to the bank building. A pair of bronze doors surmounted by grille panels, enclosed within a monumental stone frame composed of classical motifs and borders. A projecting entablature above with a clock supported by two winged figures. Lettered, lower center: MAIN-ENTRANCE.DOOR / FOR. THE. / BANKERS’. TRUST. COMPANY. / No 501-Fifth Ave-N.Y. Inscribed in lower right: C. F. Rosborg. and. / Montague. Flagg. Archts. / No 42-E. 57th St. N.Y.
- Date
- 1922
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- drawing
- Original size
- 3,361 × 4,096 pixels
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