1946
GUSN-5938
Gilt molded frame with beaded gesso center under glass; white mat with beveled inner edge; charcoal drawing on white paper of Keniston Tavern, a two storied building with two one-story additions; large tree at left; small dog in yard; cloudy sky.
drawings (visual works)
charcoal (plant material)
paper (fiber product)
architecture (object genre)
architectural elements
taverns
Charcoal
Unidentified Paper
Architecture
Tavern
PICTURE
Bottom: ""J.C. Berry '46/NEW HAMPSHIRE SEACOAST/KENISTON TAVERN STRATHAM NH""
Original to Rundlet-May House (Portsmouth, N.H.),
Unknown
Stratham, NH, USA
13 x 15.375 (HxW) (inches)
Gift of Ralph May
1971.1039
New Hampshire (United States)
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