architecture
Found in 28 Collections and/or Records:
A Completely Integrated House, Designed by Jack Hillmer, September 17-November 13, 1955
An exhibition of 70 photographic panels depicting one of the most notable projects of American architect Jack Hillmer, the Ludekens house on Belvedere Island, Marin, California. The exhibition records span two folders plus photographs.
A Study in Contrasts: Photographs of American Domestic Architecture by Wayne Andrews, [May 17-June 1948]
An exhibition of photographs comparing American architecture in the nineteenth century with that of the mid-twentieth century by American artist Wayne Andrews. The exhibition records span one folder.
American Rooms in Miniature by Mrs. James Ward Thorne, September 1, 1949-January 2, 1950
A collection of 37 miniature rooms constituting a survey of American interior architecture and decoration, created by artist Narcissa Niblack Thorne (here credited as Mrs. James Ward Thorne).
Architectural Decorations with a Message: Some Recent Experiments by Williamson Mayo, October 17-November 29, 1959
An exhibition of architectural designs by American artist Williamson Mayo. The exhibition records span one folder of photographs.
Bernard Ralph Maybeck (1862-1957), March 7-April 12, 1959
An exhibition of over 100 photographs of buildings designed by the late American architect Bernard Ralph Maybeck taken by American artist Roy Flamm. The exhibition records span four folders plus photographs.
Brazil Builds: Photographs and Models, Circulated by the Museum of Modern Art, September 22-October 15, 1944
An exhibition of 100 photographs and 2 models of old and Modern architecture of Brazil, as surveyed by American architect Philip L. Goodwin during a trip to the country. He arranged the exhibition for the Museum of Modern Art, New York. The exhibition records span seven folders.
British Architecture: Photographs of Modern Buildings, October 1-24, 1943
An exhibition of 92 photographs of modern British architecture, selected by the Royal Institute of British Architects and circulated for exhibition by the American Federation of Arts. The exhibition records span three folders.
Built in the U.S.A., 1932-1944: Photographs, Models, and Drawings, Circulated by the Museum of Modern Art, March 8-29, 1945
An exhibition of 47 photographs, models, and drawings of American architecture built between the Museum of Modern Art’s first exhibition in 1932 and this, their 15th anniversary in 1944. The exhibition records span five folders.
Europe as Seen by American Printmakers, August 3-31, 1955
From the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, an exhibition of 60 etchings, engravings, and lithographs by American artists depicting famous monuments and landmarks of Europe. Shown at the San Francisco Public Library. The exhibition records span three folders.
French Chateaux of the Renaissance: Photographs of Famous Buildings, Sculpture, and Furniture of the Period, August 2-31, 1943
An exhibition of about 40 photographs of buildings, sculpture, and furniture displaying the development of the Renaissance in France, emphasizing the conflict between medieval traditions and the new spirit of individualism of the period. The exhibition was arranged by Catherine E. Boyd of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and circulated by The American Federation of Arts. The exhibition records span three folders.