Un puits dans le cloitre de St-Jean d'Angers / Nash eleve de M. Pascal.

Un puits dans le cloitre de St-Jean d'Angers
Title: Un puits dans le cloitre de St-Jean d'Angers / Nash eleve de M. Pascal.
Creator(s): Nash, Arthur C., 1871-1969, artist
Date Created/Published: [between 1895 and 1900]
Summary: Architectural drawing shows a well at a cloister in France, with rendering, side elevation, front elevation, and plan. In 1895?, Nash 'left for Paris and the Beaux Arts Institute. Here for five years he studied in the atelier of Jean Louis Pascal. He received medals in architecture, archaeology, and modeling and was awarded a diploma in 1900.' (Source: North Carolina Architects & Builders, 2010)
Notes:
Forms part of a series of measured drawings, with 6 cataloged as ADE 11, including interiors and exteriors of the Cloister of St. Jean d'Angers, France; Académie Pascal; and an unidentified European mid-17th century palace
Title from item; date based on subject note.
Collection stored on site. Containers include: 1 MCE size container.
Purchase; Harris Auction Galleries; (DLC/PP-1982:222).
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Subjects:
Wells--France.
Cloisters--France.
Architectural drawings--1890-1900.
Bookmark /2010632840/
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