1949-11-14
GUSN-310226
This one-perspective, colored pencil drawing of the Building for the New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company in Manchester, NH demonstrates classic, American style architecture of the 1940s. The concrete (cement) building is large and functional - with many windows and a main entrance in the middle. It also features a circular driveway at its front. Several cars are parked in the street out front and well manicured trees adorn the lawn.
one-point perspectives (perspective views)
concrete
windows
flags
one-point perspectives (perspective views)
1 perspective; colored pencil; 27 X 12in.
AR001
General architectural and cartographic collection
AR001.USNH.1300.001
Gift
Gifted by Richard and Jane Nylander.
Manchester (Hillsborough county, New Hampshire)
Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 (Architect)
Ferguson, Frank W. (Engineer)
one-point perspectives (perspective views)
Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942
Ferguson, Frank W.
Cram & Ferguson Architects and Engineers
Architecture
Item
Cram & Ferguson Architects & Engineers were an architectural partnership established in 1888 and based in Boston, MA. They designed many buildings in the New England area as well as around the United States and in foreign countries.
They are still an operating firm today by the same name and promise to uphold the continous delivery of classic, American architecture that the partnership has been practicing for over a century.
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