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Three styles of decorating
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"Jan. 26, 1956" A wall with a fireplace and windows or doors on either reside are shown in three styles of interior design. The wall and window/door treatment along with the chandelier, clock on the mantel, and chairs used in decorating show the differences in the three styles.
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Three Styles of Decorating
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"Problem 54" a wall with a fireplace and mirror above it, and windows or doors on either side, are shown in three styles of interior design. The wall and window/door treatment along with the chandelier, mirrors, clocks on the mantel, and chairs used in decorating show the differences in the three styles.
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Titles can help to stabilize odd-shaped drawings
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Sheet of paper with 3 drawings on the top half showing angles and a rectangle. The bottom portion of the sheet has four rectangular boxes drawn, two that are casting shadows and two that are not.
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Toile de Jouy, Dracon, taffeta, and other fabrics and materials for window treatments
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"July 1960" Three rectangles each representing two or more different types of window treatment and 7 small rectangles showing wood and marble samples are painted in watercolors. The headings on the larger rectangles read: Toile de Jouy; Dacron; Taffeta; Wallpaper; Damask; Venetian blind; Velvet; Brick; Organdy; Knotty Pine; and Fiberglass. The small rectangles are labeled: Walnut; Birch; Mahogany; Oak; Glass brick; Copper; Marble [gray]; and Marble [Black].
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[Two chairs and a hutch]
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The drawings are marked: Problem 35; Problem 36; and Problem 37. The drawing labeled Problem 35 shows three different views of a side chair and shading, along with three corresponding overhead views. Problem 36 shows an armchair, three different views and shading, and the corresponding overhead views. Problem 37 is a drawing of a hutch, showing the shading of the interior, and a view of what part of the piece of furniture will look like from a side view.
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[Two chairs and a hutch]
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The drawings are marked: Problem 35; Problem 36; and Problem 37. The drawing labeled Problem 35 shows three different views of a side chair and shading, along with three corresponding overhead views. Problem 36 shows an armchair, three different views and shading, and the corresponding overhead views. Problem 37 is a drawing of a hutch, showing the shading of the interior, and a view of what part of the piece of furniture will look like from a side view.
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[Two lamps and a small bowl]
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The drawings are labeled: Problem 32; Problem 33; and Problem 34. Three separate drawings mounted on a piece of covered cardboard measuring 76 x 56. The drawing labeled Problem 32 is of a lamp with ornate crystal base and a lampshade with scalloped edges. The drawing labeled Problem 33 is of a more traditional looking lamp with a base that might be made out of brass or pewter. Problem 34 shows a small, shallow bowl with a curved handle, possibly a bonbon dish., Mounted on the same piece of covered cardboard as BC-0077, BC-0078, and BC-0079
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Vertical mirror reflection in oblique perspective
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Portions of the drawing have been done in colored ink or pencil. Drawing showing the line of sight, station point, and vanishing point, using a wall with a doorway, part of the mirrored wall at the far end, a wall cabinet, and a bureau as the subjects of the drawing. The mirrored wall gives a partial reflection of the room., Cover of a portfolio on perspective drawing, each drawing catalogued separately, with call numbers ranging from BC-0054 through BC-0070
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Wall lamp on paneled wall
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"Lesson 41" One of four separate works painted by different students, mounted on the same piece of heavy cardboard measuring 76 x 51. The watercolor shows a wall lamp mounted on wood paneling that has a blue-gray grain. The lamp is brass-colored and is shaped to look like a lantern, with glass panes, and an eagle on top., Mounted on the same piece of covered cardboard as BC-0101, BC-0103, and BC-0100.
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Washington Golf and Country Club first floor plan
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"Drawn by D.H. General floor plan, Ray Bates Associates. Date: 4-66 Scale 1/8 in to 1 ft." The drawing shows the floor plan, the right half of which is mostly open space. The left half shows several rooms in the placement of some of the furniture in those rooms. The rooms are not labeled and some of them do not have furniture.
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Washington Golf and Country Club Lounge
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"Drawn by D.H. Club Lounge, Ray Bates Associates. Date: 4-66" Scale 1/4 in to 1 ft. The drawing shows the floor space and placement of furniture for the Club Lounge. The furniture includes armchairs, chairs, coffee tables, end tables, a card table, sofas, and a fireplace.
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