Rear elevation of a stable for Charles H. Williams at 690 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York

People:

D. York (draughtsman)
Stanford White (architect)

Title:

Rear elevation of a stable for Charles H. Williams at 690 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York

Date:

19 April 1895

Form:
drawings

Quantity / Object type:
1 drawing(s)

Stage and Purpose:

presentation drawing (proposal)

Technique and media:

Watercolour(blue and grey) over diazotype

Reference number:

DR1986:0135

Method of Projection:

elevation (drawing)

Inscription:

signed, dated,scaled, stamped, inscribed - REAR ELEVATION/STABLE FOR CHAS. H. WILLIAMSESQ./BUFFALO, N.Y./ SCALE ONE INCH = FOUR FEET/McKIM, MEAD & WHITE ARCHTS./1605TH AVE. NEW YORK (lower centre, part of print), ROUGH STONE (centre at baseof stable, graphite, contemporary hand), LEADER (centre right, part of print)one inch to four feet D York (part of purple ink stamp [see below], lowerright, blue ink, draughtsman), C.A. Rupp (part of red ink stamp [see below],lower right, black ink, contractor) stamped - Drawing No. 4/[Date] April 191895/[Made by] D York (lower right, very faint, purple ink stamp withinscriptions of drawing number, date and signature in blue ink), Identifiedand Acknowledged as part/of Contract, Dated JUNE 6, 1895 189/C.A. Rupp (lowerright red ink except for signature in black ink)

Location:

Buffalo; New York; United States;

Subject:

architecture

Subject Descriptive Terms:

stable

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal

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