I stumbled upon a scanned copy of the Yearbook of the Dallas Architectural Club (1920), which was a catalog of their first exhibition February 11-18, 1922. I wanted to share the image above by local Dallas architect Ralph Bryan. I thought this was an inspirational rendering worth posting.
The image above is a rendering by noted local Dallas architect Anton Korn.
Source: Pencil Points, 1922 via Google Books
Window details from the James Brice House, Annapolis, MD.
Source: "A Comparitive Study of a Group of Early American Windows" by Aymar Embury II
The Monograph Series, Volume 16 edited by Russell Fenimore Whitehead
Architect: Gabriel Manigault
Graceful entry hall stair at the Joseph Manigault house in Charleston, SC. The owner's brother, Gabriel, is also credited with designing the South Carolina Society Hall and Charleston’s City Hall.
Image: Copyright 2007 Craig P. Vaughn, Architect
Stone detail from the US Courthouse Federal Building in Savannah, Georgia.
Architect: Jeremiah O'Rourke
Constructed: 1894-1899
Photo: Copyright 2007 Karen Vaughn, Architect
A great door detail.
From Architectural Drawing by Wooster Bard Field and Thomas Ewing French, 1922
BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CLUB YEAR BOOK FOR 1921
Reproducing Measured Details from the Designs of Jacques-Ange Gabriel (1762-1768) for the Chateau of the "Petit Trianon" at Versailles, France
