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Katherine Robbie, Joel Irving, Elizabeth Tegeler, and Traci Timmons
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States: " Ex Libris Blanche M. Harnan"; depicts sailing ship at sea with gulls and full moon. Personal bookplate for Blanche M. Harnan (also known as Mrs. William L. Harnan). Blanche M. Harnan was the founder of the Seattle Ceramic Society in 1940, a society dedicated to the collection of museum-worthy European porcelain,to serve as a counter to the already fine collection of Asian porcelain held by SAM. Many pieces in SAM's collection bear the credit line: "Blanche M. Harnan Ceramic Collection." She was also named an honorary curator of 18th century porcelain for the museum.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST
LIVING 'Capitol Hill
Classic'
By MARGERY R. PHl'LLIPS
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THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 19, 1964
in
the Williamsburg Millefleurs style.
T the turn of the century, when Seattle was feeling its
first thrust of prosperity, some residents decided to
bttild very beautiful homes on Capitol Hill, one of which was
the Richard Dwight Merrill house of classic design.
One of the iew beautiful homes of that ~rn that have gone
unchanged in design and furnishings, it is among l l homes
which will be included in the Seattle Art Museum's 15th
annual exhibitic~n of residential architecture from IO a.m.
to 5 p.m. May 7. This year's tour is called "Capitol Hill
Classics."
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In 1909 Charles A. Platt, Sr., of New V:ork designed the
Merrill house and garden in elegant Italian style. He alSl)
selected the furnishings from France and Italy.
Throughout the house Venetian furniture, painted and
gilded, is in keeping with damask walls, walnut paneling,
silk antique-velvet upholstery, tapestries and highly polished
parquet floors.
Also notable is a quaint tile tea table in the drawing
room. The table was purchased by the Merrills after it had
been chosen for its prize-winning design at the Chicago
·
world's fair in 1893.
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CONTINUED
THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 19, 1964
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�Peaceful as a Rural Countryside
Although only a few minutes drive from the
heart of the city, there is none of today's bustle
and confusion at Forest Lawn. Instead you find
the tranquility of a secluded country meadow.
Here loved ones rest in the landscaped memorial park or in the light, warm mausoleum. Here
are memorial arrangements within the financial
means ef virtually every family, with each
selection receiving guaranteed care.
Pre-need arrangements are now available at
reduced prices. Visit us or telephone for literature and information. No high pressure selling.
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This view from the garden pavilion of
the Merrill home shows the symmetrical
detailing and classic design of the
handsome residence on Capitol Hill.
The Italian-influenced classic; design, as
delineated in 1909 by Charles A. Platt,
Sr., a New York architect, has been
unchanged since the ho'me was built.
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CONTINUED
THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 19, 1964
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The drawing room has the original silk damask walls and walnut paneling. Above the fireplace is a tooled, painted Moroccan leather panel.
Outmoding single-function watches, the Omega date-dial Seamaster
combines the best features of 4 watches in one ... winds itself •..
tells the date ... sports watch sturdiness ... dress watch elegance
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You will find Omega watches only in fine jewelry stores and better watch
departments. Sold in 129 countries, every Omega carries a world-service guarantee. The complete Omega collection includes models for men and women,
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THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 19, 1964
A John Henry Twachtman mural is painted on the wall behind
the music room's piano. The cabinet is in Louis XV. style.
�Platt, the New York architect, chose
all the furnishings. At left is a William
and Mary chest. A Madonna stands
atop an Italian Renaissance chest.
CONTINUED
THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday. April 19, 1964
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An Italian credenza is used as a sideboard in the walnut-paneled dining
room. The paneling is similar to that
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windows, drawers and other petty
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are covered in Venetian I eat he r.
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THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 19, 196i
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Seattle Art Museum Annual Exhibitions of Residential Architecture, 1950-1980
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours
Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--King County--Tours
Seattle Art Museum--History
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This is a collection of brochures and photographic images from the Seattle Art Museum's Residential Architecture Tours of the mid Twentieth Century.
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Irving, Joel
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Seattle Art Museum
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1950-1980
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Joel Irving
Traci Timmons
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Merrill, Richard Dwight
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Seattle Times
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4/19/1964
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News article featuring a pictorial preview of the Richard Dwight Merrill House.
Merrill, Richard Dwight
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English
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Seattle Times
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Seattle Art Museum Libraries
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours | Capitol Hill (Seattle, Wash.)--Buildings, structures, etc. | Merrill, Richard Dwight--Homes and haunts
Title
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'Capitol Hill Classic'
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18
THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 26. 1964
�Art Museum
Tour Home
'Museum'
Of Exquisite,
Rare Pieces.
By MARGERY R. PHILLIPS
a handsome town house
INon1906, yearsHill forthe Woolvin was built
Capitol
Robert A. Tripple.
Fifty
later
Pattens,
who purchased the home in 1949 from the
late Horton Force, refurbished the house
with the assistance of a San Franciscp designer, Barton Davis, and McBreen Interiors
of Seattle.
The distinctive home is included in the
Seattle Art Museum's 15th Annual Exhibition
of Residential Architecture, called "Capitol
Hill Classics." It will be held May 7.
The Woolvin Patten home is a "museum"
of exquisite and rare pieces of furnitu.re, art
objects and accessories. Many of the pieces
came from the Georgia home of Mrs. Patten's mother, who was a collector and deco·
rator.
In the gracious drawing room are four
chairs of the Louis .XVI. period that have
their original Beauvais tapestry. A quaint
melodeon, a Japanese hibachi used as an
end table, Italian sculptures, wood candelabra and gilded chairs also are to be admired.
.
In the formal dining room, elegant silver,
rare porcelain and stoneware and fine traditional furniture bring the beauty of past
generations into 20th Century living.
Mrs. Kris Whoolery
U. of Arizona
Miss Pat Repetowski
U. of Washington
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Stairs carpeted in burnt orange lead from the blackand-white vinyl floor of the
entrance hall at the Woolvin
Patten home on Capitol Hill.
The Regency cabinet in the
foreground has a grille front
and marble top. An old custom is revived-a collection
of candlesticks on the bottom
step to be used to light theway upstairs in the evening.
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�The Woolvin Patten home is included in the Seattle Art
Museum's 15th Annual Exhibition of Residential Architecture.
Fi.ne detailing
on columns and
balustrade at
the main entrance add
dignity to
the home.
20
THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 26, 1964
The entrance
· hall is classic
with its olackand-white color
scheme. Carved
Italian chairs
are in keeping
with iihe formality of the home.
�. The solid cherry China Closet pictured is representative of the many fine pieces in this group that may be
seen at Colonial House.
The elegant simplicity, the warm rich finish and th~
inner beauty that you do not see in the picture-the
integrity of fine craftsmanship--all combine to make pieces
of the John Vogler group ones you will want to collect
and hand down to your children's children.
The drawing room is very formal, containing traditional designs, such as
the Louis XVI. chairs still upholstered
in the original Beauvais tapestry.
11306 Bothell Way N.E.
Seattle EM. 4-4030
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One corner of the drawing room has a graceful Italian table and
an Italian cabinet with tambour front. A collection of old miniatures is a decorative accent on the drop-leaf mahogany table.
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THE SEATTLE TIMES
Sunday, April 26, 1964
21
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�The drawing-room fireplace came from an old
San Francisco home. In
the foreground are an
inlaid table and love
seat in Sheraton style.
So soft ...
you forget them.
So safe ...
you can.
, Fems
feminine napkins
- 22
THE SEATTLE TIMES
The dining room abounds in heirloom pieces. The table
and chairs are Chippendale; the bow-front sideboard
Sunday, April"26, 1964 _
is Hepplewhite. Inlaid boxes are used on either side of
the ornate mirror which hangs above the sideboard.
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1 to 4 slices. Each two toast slots work separately . . . like two
toasters in one. And the controls are "up front" where they
belong. Durable~ They're made by Toastmaster and most everyone knows Toastmaster products last years longer than others.
Next time you want to give an enduring gift, give a Toastmaster
toaster. And give yourself one. You should have the best, too.
Automatic Steam and
Dry Iron
It holds even heat level. Gives
fine steam particle penetration into fabrics. Model 8411.
Atop a charming melodeon by DuBois & Stodart are old French porcelain figurines.
Imperial
Stainless Steel
Coffee Maker
Coffee touches only
flavor-protecting
Stainless Steel.
Easy to clean. ·
Model M521.
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Traci Timmons
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1906
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Women enjoy poking around other people's houses
and gardens, especially in strange cities. But tourists seldom have a chance to do so, unless they have
a lot of friends in the city in which they are visiting.
But during the Seattle World's Fair, the little woman from Dubuque, Iowa, will be able to see inside
some of Seattle's loveliest homes and the ardent gardener from Fort Wayne, Ind., will thrill to the masses
of the Washington State flower if they are here at
the right times in May, and visitors from some landlocked part of the country will see how Seattle's gardens grow right to the edge of the water, during July
and_August.
Not strictly for the woman visitor, of course,
but of particular interest to women will be:
The architectural tour of the Seattle Art Museum,
May 10. A total of 14 Washington Park homes (one
will show only pool and cabana) will be open that
day and tea will be served in two of them. Proceeds
benefit the museum's operating fund. (Tickets are
available now at the museum; reservations, of course,
are limited.)
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours
Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--King County--Tours
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Traci Timmons
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Brazier, Dorothy Brant
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4/4/1962
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4S
W~t ~raUlr
Wimr.s
Sunday, April 21, 1963
-'Woods and Water' Tour Set
A panorama of distant mountains, wooded slopes and outstanding homes will be the
Seattle Art Museum's 14th annual architectural tour, "The
Wonderful World of Woods and
Water," May 2.
The tickets, which are brochures with a description of
each of the 11 homes to be
shown in the Normandy Park,
Des Moines and Gregory
Heights areas, may be purchased from committee chairmen or at the museum.
Tour hours will be from 10
to 5 o'clock. Complimentary
buses will leave at frequent
intervals from the parking
areas at Southwest 200th Street
and First Avenue South, · and
from Normandy Cove, tour
headquarters.
GUESTS WILL HAVE their
choice of morning coffee or
afternoon tea at Normandy
Cove, which is a part of the
recreation area of Normandy
Park. The building, designed
to accommodate the fast-growing residential community, includes a meeting room, hall,
kitchen and office, among
other facilities. The two stop - offs in Des
Moines c'iffer from the rest of
the tour; they are not private
home1;. The first will be the
horse·training arena of Dr. and
Mrs. C. W. Roehr. the Bar Rx
Ranch, and the second will be
Wesley Terrace, a modern retirement home of six stories,
with five for living units.
Water, islands and mountains to the west add drama
to the following four homes on
the tour:
The William H. Turner home
is of New England Colonial design and forms the perfect setting for the couple's many art
objects and unusual furnishings. A purple Vermont slate
fjreplace is the eye-catching
point in the William E. Bramel home, which also features
a step-up dining area and
kitchen.
MRS. FRANK J. BUS, left, and MRS. PAUL G. HARPER _
Modern simplicity-the William E. Bramel home
nm HOME of Mr. and Mrs.
William Tracy is of precost
concrete block, with redwood
paneling on the interior and an
emph~sis on built-in accessories. And, finally, the William
Farland residence, New Engfand in every detail, has red
outside walls and gambrel
roof, plus interior details of
pegged flooring and pine panel-
.
~~
There are other homes on ;
the tour. Mr. and Mrs. Zindorf
BraunGr's is contemporary in
design and built on piers. Tbe
second story is cantilvered
over the beach. The Benjamin
~- Cosgrove house, designed
for a large family, is decoated with Oriental touches. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis W. Kludt's
ho m e, in English country ,.
style, has a wooden gate in
front and glassed-in conservatory in back .
. A house built with the young
family in mind is that of l\~r.
and Mrs. William F. Kane, .
with etttdent kitchen and din- ,
ing areas and stained-glass insets in the entrance.
The semi·traditional Colonial
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
W. Clark, Jr., has a sweeping
view and the warmth of soft
colors and wood paneling. The
Chester S. Bartholomew residence features a south deck
overlooking a wooded ravine,
and large windows facing
Puget Sound on the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Graham, the Bartholomews'
neighhors to the north, also
chose a site where the outdoors preva;ls.
I
From left, the MESDAMES GIDEON KRAMER, GILBE-RT K. SCHALLER and
HARRY W. CLARK, JR.
A cozy room in the Clarks' Colonial-style home
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours
Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--King County--Tours
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Seattle Art Museum
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Traci Timmons
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4/21/1963
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FINE PICTURES GO
.,.·:', ON SHOWMONDAY
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Northwestern Artists .~ Will
Hold Fifteen Days' Exhibit
,..of _ he_ir Work. j ~,; ;,;
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SOME OLD MASTERS, TOO,'
,,._
:Particulady Interesting Feature
; ~Will Be Pieces of Priceless Inca .\
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Fottery~The E- hibitors;.
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The North1vestern Artists' exhibitioi1
; wlll opfi"ii Monaa:Y-iiTii"i1Tat 8 o'clock in
, the exhibition rooms of the · ·washing-. ton State Arts · Association, on l'<'lftll
•.avenue
between Union .and Pike
: str<'et~: and the collection of , paintings
·and statuary are .claimed to be far bet. ter and more· complete than at exhibl·
' tions held 111· previous years.· Thl_s ls
· the regular ~Q~or North. western artists and will be . h_ ld .for
c
fifteen .days. George E. Berg, secre' taty of the association , · states that
thirty-one artists will exhibit.
Three unsigned pictures by old mas- 1
ters. taken from · the collection ol J
George A. Hern, in New. York, 1ue ex·•
vected to arrive irl time to be . exhlb- ·
ilcd. These pictures arc permanently
loaned tile Arts Association by Henry
, Golden Dearth. George_ Bogert and '
· Charles P. Grouppe New York., Another Interesting exhibit will be sev-,
era! pieces of priceless Inca. pottery, '
which a.re owned by G. D. Emery. 2316 '
Twelfth avenue north, which will be \
permanently loaned the association.
:J
A?"tists who will exhibit are: Stuart ·
Morris, No. 100-"The Ripple."
.· ·:1
·· "· Henry . Bonnevie No: 101-"Indian.;
"
; Palaver;" No. ·109-"Portrait of Eliza- ,:
·)Jeth Jane;" No. 113-"Hest on the Jour-•
,. ney; No. 119...:....Po1·tralt, "lllrs. E. P.;
> ·E<!crer;" No. 124-"0nc Bull," (brother ,
!. of Sitting Bull); No. 135-"The Audi-:,
~urs~
·
·
.Joe Olson, No .. 10:!-"Dook Scene;''.i
n+-;_~~.f~~.:. ·~en~(~.•••~~:•..• ;!~
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.. ;:_·,
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!· ·~.,1ne:;,, N~o. ~.,i 46~"It;~fi~~t~t~~·~s."
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Hag!uda, No. 103-"Landscape."
John . Butler, No. lOG-"Vllla d'Este;"
' Nci. · 10~-"Fronte Nouva;" No. 108_.:"JJfl.
Dorne du Pantheon;" No. 116-"Le Pero
·'.:'.allot."
· David W. Stapp; No. 110-"Novembop
Day/'
r.· Unsigned, No" 111-"The . ·cotton·
·
,wOod."
-1 · 'l'. Shimizu, No. 112-Portralt; No. 120
'-'.'Alaska Lake;" No. 134-" The Fields.;"'
138-"Along the ·
waterfront;" No,
'14_1-..::.."Drvdock;" No. 146-''Nocturne/' . ,·
3
. Y. Tanaka, No. 117-"The Hills;" i'!'Jq ..1
:
1_60,-"Toward Ev e nin g ." , . ,
; , ·1
. l'•f •. Veysey Thomp8on, 'No: 121~1
-".>\.fong th e Duwanish ;" No; 129-"Play-,;
: mates;" No. 131-"0n Lake Washing- >,
r; 'ton." - - ·· .
.
·
J. Hattie: Foster Beecher, No . . :l.22-;,,
' ."Twilight at Port Towns.encl;" No. 140·'
·-'-portrait, pastel sketch; No; 154-"Day.,
Drea:n1s. 0
.
·
.
~
; .. · John Brandstrom, No. 123-,-" Mlii-.>
''. tlii;-ht;" No. 144-''Ml<lnight Sun,"
I
f Oscar Hamrrieiass, No." 125-"'A Deco- 1·
' r'ative Pauel."
·
·
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' George Hueston ~o. 126-"Uplands;','
"No. l47~Urnramed. ;
, . J'eanette · M, Powen; Nq.' 127-''.Ho,,,qult:in Hills· . No,
~49..,-"Cohassett
,'. B~ach on Mi!JtY Day;... _N,o . . 15~''.Tlde
. Flats, Aberdeen.':'
, ·.
·, ·
' · ·Bob Wright. No. 128-"Portrait."
Agnes Bush, No. 130..:.."Bridge and I
Vl><ta;" No. 139..:...."In the Woods;" No. j
·153'..:...:"0ver•·the- Lake."
1
... S. Oishi, No. 13_
2-;Nude study; No. 142
_:_"Tenement Housesi" No. H2-"Stlll
Life," (watei; color) .
C. I•'. voj1 Loochow, No. 133-"Dock
Scene."
.~
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The Northwest Annual Exhibition and the Seattle Art Museum
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Brynn Strader
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Seattle Art Museum | Art Institute of Seattle | Seattle Fine Arts Society
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1914-1977
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"Fine Pictures Go On Show Monday" Northwestern Artists Will Hold Fifteen Days' Exhibit of their Work
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1st Northwest Annual Exhibition Article
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Newspaper article written about the 1914 opening of the annual exhibit of northwest artists, held in the exhibition rooms of the Washington State Arts Association. Includes a complete list of artists who exhibited.
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1914
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Northwest Annual Exhibition
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People DO like to poke around in other people's
houses—particularly do they like the elegant old
mansions. This was proved at yesterday's Architectural Tour when hundreds of women (and quite
a lot of men) queued up at 11 Capitol Hill homes
to see how other people live, long before the first
door opened at 10 o'clock—and they were still going
str mg when the doors closed at 5.
Too late to think about it this year, but what
about two days of touring next year? That way, a
tourist could see more of the things in the houses
and less of other women's heads! The flower arrangements were superb but what was particularly
fetching was an arrangement of vegetables in Mrs.
Bloedel Meadowcroft's kitchen. (By the way, older
women on the tour enjoyed the beautiful kitchensno matter how many antiques were in the other
rooms, everything was up-to-date in the culinary
departments.)
By the way, where were the house owners while
their houses were being filled with visitors and Art
Museum Guild members were directing traffic?
At the movies, perhaps? Some took the tour!
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Seattle Art Museum Annual Exhibitions of Residential Architecture, 1950-1980
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours
Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--King County--Tours
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Irving, Joel
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Seattle Art Museum
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1950-1980
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Joel Irving
Traci Timmons
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Seattle Times
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5/8/1964
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A brief capsule review of this year's tour.
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English
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Seattle Times
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours | Capitol Hill (Seattle, Wash.)--Buildings, structures, etc.
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"People DO like to poke around in other people's homes"
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�Calendar for month of
JANUARY, 1929
....il
Fu..rt.ber information can be obtainedfromJohnDariaHatchJr., lltrrr..
~ Execulin:: Sec rotary, CA 0174 P"
ExhibitsCharlton Fortune ••• oils
Robert Hallowell ••• oiu and water color
Labaudt Collection of po•t·modern
French paintings
Audubon Engravings, •• rare bird prinu
./Avard Fairbanks ••. examples of sculpture
The Seattle .=ine Alrtfi
announces the inaugural
of its new name
The ~t In8titute
of Seattle
Open House
Lecture.Sunday, January 13th, 4:30 P. M.
Avard Fairbanks
DPmon•trational lecture on 11culpture
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th
3 P.M.-9 P.M.
ClassesSculpture
Weaving
Wood Blocking
Sketch Classes
Children's Classes
Displays by
ART GUILD
SKETCH CLASSES
ARTS and CRAFI'S
CHILDREN'S CLASSES
JUNIOR FINE ARTS
FAIRBANK.S STUDIO
GARDEN CLUB of AMERICA
WASHINGTON STATE SOCIETY for
the CONSERVATION of WILD FLOWERS
and TREE PLANTING
�
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Seattle Fine Arts Society and the Art Institute of Seattle Publications
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Seattle Fine Arts Society--Periodicals
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Seattle Fine Arts Society
Art Institute of Seattle
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1920-1932
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Kate Hanske
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English
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1920-1932
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Art Institute of Seattle
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1929
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[Art Institute Announcement]
The Seattle Fine Arts announces the inaugural of its new name The Art Institute of Seattle
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�Calendar for month of
JANUARY, 1929
....il
Fu..rt.ber information can be obtainedfromJohnDariaHatchJr., lltrrr..
~ Execulin:: Sec rotary, CA 0174 P"
ExhibitsCharlton Fortune ••• oils
Robert Hallowell ••• oiu and water color
Labaudt Collection of po•t·modern
French paintings
Audubon Engravings, •• rare bird prinu
./Avard Fairbanks ••. examples of sculpture
The Seattle .=ine Alrtfi
announces the inaugural
of its new name
The ~t In8titute
of Seattle
Open House
Lecture.Sunday, January 13th, 4:30 P. M.
Avard Fairbanks
DPmon•trational lecture on 11culpture
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th
3 P.M.-9 P.M.
ClassesSculpture
Weaving
Wood Blocking
Sketch Classes
Children's Classes
Displays by
ART GUILD
SKETCH CLASSES
ARTS and CRAFI'S
CHILDREN'S CLASSES
JUNIOR FINE ARTS
FAIRBANK.S STUDIO
GARDEN CLUB of AMERICA
WASHINGTON STATE SOCIETY for
the CONSERVATION of WILD FLOWERS
and TREE PLANTING
�
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Seattle Fine Arts Society and the Art Institute of Seattle Publications
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Seattle Fine Arts Society
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Seattle Fine Arts Society
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1920-1932
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Kate Hanske
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1920-1932
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1929
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[Art Institute Announcement]
The Seattle Fine Arts announces the inaugural of its new name The Art Institute of Seattle
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12 Distinctive Capitol Hill
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Homes to Be Part of Tour
(See Page I, this section,
for photos.)
The creative talent of the
Northwest school of architecture is evident in the 12
homes on Capitol Hill which
will be open from 10 to 7
o'clock May 5 for the 17th
:i.nnual Architectural Exhibit sponsored by the Seattle
Art Museum.
Hedges, fences and simple
facades provide their cityoriented owners with suburban privacy combined with
the convenience of u r b a n
Jiving.
house with a wonderful view
into a spacious town house
with a delightful garden. His
use of antique fixtures and
artifacts is of special interest. He, too, has a f i n e
collection of Northwest paintings and sculpture.
Mr. David Moll and Mr.
Charles Berrisford l r a n s formed a 60-year-old farm·
house into a smart city home ,
with privacy, easy main- '
lenance and charm. They
have created unusual pieces
of furniture from unlikely
sources at a minimum cost.
Mr. D a n i e 1 Streissguth
built his home in 1961, using
unfinished cedar shingles for
the exterior, stock doors and
double - hung windows to
blend with the old houses in
the Broadway East neighborhood. The main-floor entrance opens into a 1 u s h
conservatory. The I iv in g
room upstairs opens onto a
view deck. Oriental rugs
and an )830 French marblelopped stove are among the
antique furnishings.
Mr. Jack Alger lives on
the top floor of a three-story
building, constructed in 1955,
across the street from Mr.
Streissguth, The view from
the apartment is panoramic.
The apartment provides !iv- f
ing quarters and s t u d i o
space for Mr. Alger's c o 1
lcclion
of
contemporary
paintings and sculpture.
IlIE BACHELOR occupants of seven of the t o u r
homes have exhibited good
taste, imagination and sophisitication in both design
and decor.
Each of the family homes
on the tour has its interesting feature, with emphasis
on antique furnishings.
Mrs. John Baillargeon's
traditional house, remodeled
in 1959, provides an excellent setting for her collection of French furniture,
porcelain and other art objects.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Rreskovich's Colonial house
has an enclosed garden with
<t brick patio. The decorative
moldings in the kitchen are
of special interest.
Built in 1910, the English
manor h o u s e of Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Green, Jr. , is
ON THE FLOOR below,
set in parklike grounds. The
Dr. William K. Kydd enjoys
oak-paneled interior sets off
the same view. The compact
the antique English furniliving-dining area is screened
ture.
from an efficient kitchen.
The Frank Carlton HenderThe mural covering the ensons' house, built in 1959,
, tire north wall is a blowup
was designed to complement
of a United States governthe adjoining 1905 carriage
ment map of early Seattle,
house, which had served as
en ti t 1 e d "A Bird's Eye
their office - home for 25
View," drawn by Augustus
years. Windows, decks and
Koch in 1891.
clerestories extend its diRefreshments will be
mensions.
served in the Stimson Bullitt,
THEIR JAPANESE ances- Vern A. Cole and R. D.
try is reflected in the Yoshie Merrill homes from JO to 12
Aokis' remodeled home. The o'clock and 2 to 5: 30 o'clock.
streamlined, g I ass e d-i n Serving with Mrs. E. Frantz
kitchen looks out on an Or- Corneliussen, chairman, on
the tea committee arc the
iental garden.
Next door is the orfice- Mesdames H. F. Thorlakrcsidence of Mr. A. 0. Bum- son, Allen E. Smith, Ma lgardner, who remodeled a colm T. Stamper, Dexter
"late Victorian nondescript" Strong, William vanAmeronin 1957. The office looks out gen, Franklin R. Smith and
on Lake Union; the kitchen- Austin G. Friend.
St. Anne's G u i I d of St.
parlor opens onto a fenced
garden. The upper f I o o r , Mark's Cathedral will serve
opened all the way to the a light lunch from noon to 2
roof beams, is divided by a o'clock in Bloedel Audi wardrobe-island into silting torium lo benefit the church.
Parking will available in the
and sleeping-dressing areas.
The word for Mr. John cathedral's lot.·
Peter Nordin's town house
COURTESY BUSSES covis sophistica ted. He redesigned the entrance court of ering the tour route w i l l
the house, built in the early leave from the Art Museum
l930's, and combined t h e and the cathedral at fremain-floor rooms into one quent intervals. Mrs. James
large space opening onto a G. Mccurdy is transportafull sun deck. His collection tion chairman.
Tickets may be obtained
of Northwest paintings adds
color to the basic black-and- at the museum or from any
committee members. Headwhite decor.
ing ticket sales is Mrs. RobTWO YE AR S AGO Mr. ert A. Hobbs.
Roy Miller remodeled a 1906
Mrs. Cebcrt Baillargeon is
chairman of the tour. Mrs.
A. E. Montgomery is flower-decor chairman, Mrs. Wil liam M. Holman has charge
of hostesses and Mrs. Robert W. Fetty of prope'rties.
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Seattle Art Museum Annual Exhibitions of Residential Architecture, 1950-1980
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours
Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--King County--Tours
Seattle Art Museum--History
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This is a collection of brochures and photographic images from the Seattle Art Museum's Residential Architecture Tours of the mid Twentieth Century.
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Irving, Joel
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Seattle Art Museum
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1950-1980
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Joel Irving
Traci Timmons
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Seattle Times
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4/17/1966
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News article featuring a preview of the houses on the tour, featuring history and details of each house.
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application/pdf
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English
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Seattle Times
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Seattle Art Museum Libraries
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Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Tours | Capitol Hill (Seattle, Wash.)--Buildings, structures, etc. | Streissguth, Daniel--Homes and haunts | Aoki, Yoshio--Homes and haunts | Bumgardner, A.O.--Homes and haunts
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12 Distinctive Capitol Hill Homes to Be Part of Tour
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