Detail View: CVPA Alumni (Swain): Interior views of the Crapo Gallery
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resource_ID:
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urc28_15_15_0007
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resource_ID:
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urc28_15_15_0008
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resource_ID:
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urc28_15_15_0009
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creator_name:
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Swain School of Design
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creator_nationality:
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American
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creator_notes:
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A series of photographs documenting activities, events, exhibitions and buildings managed and occupied by Swain School of Design School
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Title:
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Interior views of the Crapo Gallery
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work_dates_display:
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1927
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dates:
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1927
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genre:
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photography
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format_medium:
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35mm ektachrome slide
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subject:
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architecture
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subject:
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historic buildings AAT 300008063
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subject:
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galleries (display spaces)
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subject:
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studios (work spaces)
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subject_name:
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Swain School of Design
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subject_name:
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William W. Crapo Gallery/Studio Building
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subject_coverage:
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New Bedford, Massachusetts
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Description:
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Interior view of the gallery including display of paintings and sculptures. One of the images depicts a gallery visitor.
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Description:
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William W. Crapo Gallery/Studio Building, 19 Hawthorn Street, built 1927, altered 1948 and 1967 Brick Georgian Revival structure built specifically as a gallery. It was the gift of the Crapo family in memory of William Wallace Crapo, one of the Swain Crapo GalleryCrapo Studio School's original trustees. It was dedicated in 1927 and was connected to the Swain homestead. After a fire destroyed the Swain homestead in 1948, a one story brick addition containing offices and studios was connected to the gallery section. During the 1960s the cafeteria and Studio "D" were attached to the studio complex. For many years this was the main school building.
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DCMI Type Vocabulary:
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collection
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cataloger:
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jtrinh
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date_of_catalog:
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2014/04/22
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DCMI Type Vocabulary:
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image
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cataloger:
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jtrinh
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date_of_catalog:
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2014/04/22
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Relation:
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http://www.lib.umassd.edu/archives/
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Relation:
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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Archives and Special Collections
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Relation:
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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Visual Resource Center
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