1930, undated
HAV-01-403-Z-G-304
GUSN-357540
Two design drawings of proposed houses for William C. Chick, Esq. The first of the proposed designs shows a Tudor Revival style house completed in watercolor. The house would have been located in Brookline, Massachusetts. It was completed by the architect John Barnard Sr. and is undated. The second propsed design shows a Tudor Revival style house drawn in colored pencil. The house would have been located in Brookline, Massachusetts, and was completed by Haven & Hoyt Architects. It is dated August 19, 1930.
proposals
architecture (discipline)
architects
design (discipline)
design drawings
houses
Tudor Revival
architectural elements
gable roofs
gables (architectural elements)
chimneys (architectural elements)
stonework
brickwork (masonry)
half-timber construction
pitched roofs
watercolor (paint)
colored pencils
2 design drawings : color
AR001
General architectural and cartographic collection
AR001.USMA.0300.004
undated, 1930 August 19
Brookline (Norfolk county, Massachusetts)
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
Barnard, John, Sr., 1888-1974 (Architect)
Haven and Hoyt (Architect)
watercolor (paint)
colored pencils
Architecture
Art
House
Watercolor
Both drawings have sustained tears and stains along the edges.
Item
HAV-01-403-Z-G-304
Photograph of the twelve surviving charter members of the Algonquin Club, Boston, Mass., undated
Five interior views of an unidentified house, circa 1920
Exterior view of an unidentified street corner, circa 1900
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