Oregon Historical
Society, Davies Family Research Library
Org.
Lot 321
Morris H. Whitehouse architectural
photographs collection
1906-1975
4.14 cubic feet
Approx. 1,600 photographs, 585 negatives, 10
slides, and 26 works of art in 5 document boxes and 4 oversize boxes
This photographs collection documents
much of the work of Morris H. Whitehouse (1878-1944), a Portland, Or.-based
architect whose firms and successors operated for 77 years, making it the
longest operating architectural firm in Oregon history. The images, dating
from, 1911-1975, include construction progress photographs and exterior and
interior views of buildings designed by Whitehouse and successor firms
primarily in Oregon, but a few in Washington and Idaho.
The collection is in
English
Historical Note
Morris H. Whitehouse (1878-1944) was a prominent Portland, Or.-based
architect whose firms and successors designed hundreds of projects in the
Pacific Northwest from 1907 through 1985. Whitehouse, who was born in Portland
to Benjamin Gardner and Clara (Homans) Whitehouse, studied at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT). After his graduation in 1905, he won the first
Guy Lowell Traveling Fellowship in architecture ever awarded by MIT. Whitehouse
used this award to continue his studies at the American Academy in Rome, Italy,
in 1906-1907. He returned to Portland, Or., and in 1907 opened his office.
The following year, Whitehouse formed a partnership with engineer
Bruce R. Honeyman, and in 1909 became a member of the firm of Lazarus,
Whitehouse & Fouilhoux. This firm later became known as Whitehouse &
Fouilhoux. During the years before World War I, the firm designed several
significant Portland, Or., buildings, including Lincoln High School and the
University Club. The war caused the dissolution of Whitehouse & Fouilhoux,
and associate Jacques André Fouilhoux (1879-1945) went on to become a
successful New York City-based architect after serving in the military.
During the early 1920s, Whitehouse practiced under the firm name of
Morris H. Whitehouse, Architect. In 1926, the name was changed to Morris H.
Whitehouse & Associates after he established a partnership with A. Glenn
Stanton and Walter E. Church. Significant projects from this period include
Temple Beth Israel, the United States Courthouse, and Multnomah Civic Stadium
in Portland, Or. In 1932, the firm became known as Whitehouse, Stanton &
Church, but Stanton left to start his own firm in 1935. In 1936, Whitehouse
& Church lost a competition to design the new Oregon State Capitol, but
they supervised its construction, which was completed in 1938. The firm
designed the Oregon State Library, which was completed in 1939.
After Earl P. Newberry and Frank Roehr became partners, the firm name
changed to Whitehouse, Church, Newberry & Roehr in 1942. Whitehouse died in
1944, and the name was changed to Church, Newberry & Roehr in 1949. The
firm that had been established by Whitehouse continued with various changes in
partners and names until 1985.
Whitehouse was active in the Portland Architectural Club, served as
director and president of the Oregon Chapter, American Institute of Architects,
and on the Oregon State Board of Architect Examiners, 1919-1930.
The following list contains the names and dates in chronological order
of Whitehouse and successor firms:
1908-1909
Whitehouse & Honeyman, Architects
1909-1911
Lazarus, Whitehouse & Fouilhoux, Architects
1910-1920
Whitehouse & Fouilhoux, Architects
1920-1925
Morris H. Whitehouse, Architect
1926-1931
Morris H. Whitehouse & Associates, Architects
1932-1935
Whitehouse, Stanton & Church, Architects
1935-1942
Whitehouse & Church, Architects
1943-1949
Whitehouse, Church, Newberry & Roehr, Architects
1949-1957
Church, Newberry & Roehr, Architects
1957-1961
Newberry, Roehr & Schuette, Architects
1961-1966
Newberry, Roehr & Schuette, Architects
1966-1971
Newberry & Schuette, Architects
1971-1975
Newberry, Schuette & Associates, Architects
1975-1985
Schuette & Wheeler, Architects
The photographs document much of the work of Morris H. Whitehouse
(1878-1944), Portland, Oregon-based architect whose firms and successors
operated for 77 years, making it the longest lived architectural firm in Oregon
history. The images (1911-1975) include construction progress photographs and
exterior and interior views of buildings designed by Whitehouse and successor
firms primarily in Oregon, but a few in Washington and Idaho. Many images from
the 1920s through 1940s were made by renowned architectural photographer Walter
Boychuk and offer superior documentation of such buildings as the Oregon State
Capitol and Library in Salem. A few portraits of Morris Whitehouse and Walter
E. Church, a principal member of several Whitehouse firms, are included in the
collection. The collection also incorporates several works of art produced by
Whitehouse while studying and traveling in Europe on a fellowship from the
Massachusetts Institute of Techonology, 1906-1907.
The mounted black-and-white Boychuk photographs feature several
signature Whitehouse projects, including Temple Beth Israel (1926-1927), First
Presbyterian Church (1928), Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist (1932), and Gus
J. Solomon United States Courthouse (1932-1933), all in Portland, Or., and the
Oregon State Capitol (ca. 1939), and Oregon State Library (1939) in Salem.
Construction progress photographs, many taken by professional studios, document
the Portland Civic Auditorium (1916-1917), Multnomah Civic Stadium (1926), the
Oregon State Capitol (1936-1938), and the Oregon State Library (1938-1939).
Many of the photographs from the early 1950s through the early 1970s also
detail construction on various projects. The photographs include very few
examples of residential design, although the Whitehouse firms did extensive
residential work.
The works of art produced by Morris Whitehouse in 1906-1907 include
pencil sketches and watercolors of scenes and historic structures in France,
Great Britain, and Italy. The collection includes one drawing of a church
interior by Walter E. Church (1926), and a photograph titled “Artisans,”
probably by Albert Jordan (1926).
Other photographers represented in this collection include Columbia
Commercial Stduio, Photo-Art Commercial Studio
The collection is arranged into two series:
- Series A: Architectural photographs and portraits,
1911-1975
- Series B: Works of art, 1906-1926
The collection is open to the public.
The Oregon Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the
Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication,
and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Research Library
before any reproduction use. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to
all of the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may
require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners.
Morris H. Whitehouse architectural photographs collection, Org. Lot
321, Oregon Historical Society Research Library
Library accession no. 17100 (Photo accession no. 1984D146) and Library
accession no. 18517 (Photo accession no. 1987D071).
Photographic prints were made from some original negatives at the
Oregon Historical Society in 2004 to improve access to the collection.
The Morris H. Whitehouse Architectural Collection, Mss 3007, is
located in the Oregon Historical Society Research Library Manuscripts
Collection.
Ritz, Richard Ellison.
Architects of Oregon: A Biographical Dictionary of
Architects Deceased—19th and 20th Centuries. Portland, Or.: Lair Hill
Publishing, 2002.
William Bassett Photographs Collection (Org. Lot 473), Oregon
Historical Society Research Library. The collection include photographs of the
construction of the Oregon State Capitol, a project which involved Whitehouse
& Church, Architects.
Walter Boychuk Photographs Collection (Org. Lot 977), Oregon
Historical Society Research Library. Walter Boychuk photographed several
buildings, including the Gus Solomon Courthouse and Oregon State Library, which
were designed by various Whitehouse firms.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
Whitehouse,
Morris H., 1878-1944.
Boychuk, Walter, 1886-1967.
Gus J.
Solomon United States Courthouse (Portland, Or.)--Photographs.
Oregon
State Capitol (Salem, Or. : 1938- )--Photographs.
Oregon
State Library--Photographs.
Portland
Civic Auditorium (Portland, Or.)--Photographs.
Temple Beth
Israel (Portland, Or.)--Photographs.
Acme
Commercial Studio (Portland, Or.).
Columbia Commercial Studio (Portland, Or.).
Photo Art Studios.
Architects--Photographs.
Church
architecture--Photographs.
Photographic
prints.
Negatives.
Slides.
Works of art.
Idaho
Oregon
Portland
Washington (State)
Photographs
Architecture
City and Town Life
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in
the collection.
Series A
Architectural photographs and
portraits
1911-1975
Series A is organized into 11 subseries. Subseries 1-10 are
arranged chronologically based on the name changes that occurred among the
Whitehouse firms. Subseries 11 contains portraits of Morris H. Whitehouse and
Walter E. Church. Subseries titles and approximate dates for each version of
the firm are: Whitehouse & Fouilhoux, Architects (1910-1920); Morris H.
Whitehouse & Associates, Architects (1926-1931); Whitehouse & Church,
Architects (1935-1942); Whitehouse, Church, Newberry & Roehr, Architects
(1943-1949); Church, Newberry & Roehr, Architects (1949-1954); Church,
Newberry & Roehr, Architects; Kurt Schuette, Associate (1955-1957); Church,
Newberry, Roehr & Schuette, Architects (1958-1961); Newberry, Roehr &
Schuette, Architects (1961-1967); Newberry & Schuette, Architects
(1968-1974); Newberry, Schuette & Wheeler, Architects and Planners
(1974-1975).
Photographic prints and color slides are arranged chronologically
by project. Most of the photographs by Walter Boychuk are mounted and in
oversize boxes.
Subseries 1
Whitehouse & Fouilhoux,
Architects
1911-1917
1/1
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
site, Portland, Or.
1911
5/1-5
Portland Civic Auditorium,
Portland, Or.
1916-1917
Exterior and interior views
Subseries 2
Morris H. Whitehouse &
Associates, Architects
1926-1933
1/2-3
Multnomah Civic Stadium,
Portland, Or.
1926
Exterior
1/4-8
5/6
Temple Beth Israel, Portland,
Or.
1926-1927
Exterior and interior views (some mounted)
1/9
5/7
Over B-1/1
First Presbyterian Church,
Salem, Or.
1928
Exterior (some mounted)
5/8
Over B-1/2
Over B/1
Sixth Church of Christ,
Scientist, Portland, Or.
1932
Exterior (mounted)
1/10-11
5/9
Over B-1/3
Gus J. Solomon United States
Courthouse, Portland, Or.
1932-1933
Exterior and interior views (some mounted)
Subseries 3
Whitehouse & Church,
Architects
1925-ca. 1945
1936-1940
1/12-27
Over B-1/4
Oregon State Capitol, Salem,
Or.
1936-1940
Exterior and interior views (some mounted)
2/1
Scott Company, Shipley
Garage
ca. 1937
Exterior
2/2-12
5/10
Over B-1/5
Over B/2
Oregon State Library, Salem,
Or.
1938-1939
Exterior and interior views (some mounted)
2/13
5/11
Senator Charles L. McNary
Residence, Salem, Or.
1925-1926
1938
Photographic reproductions of drawings
Over B-1/6
Oregon State Capitol Group,
Heating Plant, Salem, Or.
1939
Exterior (mounted)
2/14
James F. Short Residence,
Mile-Away Ranch, Redmond, Or.
ca. 1943-1945
Exterior and interior views
2/15
James F. Short, The Deschutes
Grain and Feed Company, Redmond, Or.
ca. 1945
Exterior
Subseries 4
Whitehouse, Church, Newberry
& Roehr, Architects
ca. 1945-1957
1946-1948
2/16
Saelens Radio Service, Shop,
Portland, Or.
1946
Exterior
2/17
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.,
Store Building, The Dalles, Or.
ca. 1945-1947
Exterior
2/18
Over B-1/7
Weinhard Estate/Lincoln
Building, Portland, Or.
1946
1949
Exterior and interior views (some mounted)
Over B-1/8
Doctors Clinic Group, Portland,
Or.
1947
Exterior (mounted)
2/19-22
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Twin Oaks Exchange Building, Portland, Or.
1946-1948
Exterior (includes photographic reproduction of perspective
drawing)
2/23-26
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Empire Exchange Building, Portland, Or.
1947-1948
Exterior (includes photographic reproduction of perspective
drawing)
2/27-31
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Roseburg Telephone Building, Roseburg, Or.
1947-1948
1956-1957
Exterior (includes photographic reproduction of perspective
drawing)
3/1-4
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, North Central Avenue Building, Medford, Or.
1948
Exterior
Over B-1/9
Public Service Building/Oregon
State Office Building, Salem, Or.
ca. 1950
Exterior (mounted)
Subseries 5
Church, Newberry & Roehr,
Architects
ca. 1950-1961
1952-1954
3/5
Douglas County Fairgrounds,
Roseburg, Or.
ca. 1950-1955
Exterior
3/6
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Test Center addition to East Office Building, SE 17th Ave. and
Morrison St., Portland, Or.
1952
Exterior
3/7-8
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, addition to Sunset Office, SE Raymond Court and 70th Ave., Portland,
Or.
1952-1953
Exterior
3/9-10
Pacific Power & Light
Company, Office Building and Warehouse, The Dalles, Or.
1952-1954
Exterior and interior views
3/11-12
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.,
Store, Coos Bay, Or.
1953
Exterior
3/13
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.,
Store, Corvallis, Or.
ca. 1953
Exterior
3/14
J.C. Penney Company, Inc.,
Store site, Gresham, Or.
ca. 1953
Exterior
3/15
Emanuel Hospital and
Apartments, Portland, Or.
ca. 1954
1961
Exterior
3/16
J. K. Gill Company, Warehouse,
2725 NW Industrial St., Portland, Or.
1954
Exterior
3/17-18
First National Bank of Oregon,
Medford, Or.
1954-1955
Exterior and interior views (includes color slides)
Subseries 6
Church, Newberry & Roehr,
Architects; Kurt Schuette, Associate
1955-1970
1955-1957
3/19
Multnomah Stadium, Portland,
Or.
ca. 1955
Interior
3/20
United States National Bank,
Seventh and Main streets, Oregon City, Or.
1955
Exterior (black-and-white and color prints)
3/21-24
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone Company, Exchange Street Building, 1095 Exchange St., Astoria,
Or.
1956
1969-1970
Exterior and interior views (black-and-white and color
prints)
3/25
Concordia Lutheran Church,
Pullman, Wash.
1956
Exterior and interior views
3/26
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, North Central Avenue Building, addition, Medford, Or.
1956-1957
Exterior
3/27
Central Bible Church, 8815 NE
Glisan St., Portland, Or.
1957
Exterior and interior views
Subseries 7
Church, Newberry, Roehr &
Schuette, Architects
1958-1967
1958-1961
3/28
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
(Aloha Lutheran Church; Ascension Lutheran Church), Aloha, Or.
1958
1963
1967
Exterior and interior views (includes photographic
reproduction of perspective drawing)
3/29
Southern Oregon State College,
Commons Building and Dormitory Building, Ashland, Or.
1958
1962
Exterior and interior views
3/30
University of Oregon,
Dormitories No. 3 and 4, Eugene, Or.
1958
1960
Exterior and interior views (includes black-and-white and
color prints)
3/31
Trinity Lutheran Church and
School, 5520 NE Killingsworth St., Portland, Or.
1958
1961
Exterior and interior views
3/32
Sheraton Motor Inn, Lloyd
Center, Portland, Or.
1958
Exterior
3/33
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Alder Street Exchange, Newport, Or.
1958-1959
Exterior
3/34
Ascension Lutheran Church, 1440
SE 182nd Ave., Portland, Or.
1959
Exterior
3/35
Corsun Arms Apartment
Hotel/King Motel, SW King and Yamhill streets, Portland, Or.
1959
Exterior
3/36
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Arlington, Or.
1959
Exterior
3/37
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, North Elizabeth Street Building, Milton-Freewater, Or.
1959
Exterior
3/38
Oregon State University,
Memorial Union, Corvallis, Or.
ca. 1959-1960
Exterior
4/1
Uyeda Apartments, SE 34th Ave.
and Morrison St., Portland, Or.
ca. 1959-1960
Photographic reproductions of perspective drawing
Over B-1/10
Executive Building, 811 SW
Sixth Ave., Portland, Or.
ca. 1960
Exterior (mounted)
Over B-1/11
First National Bank of Oregon
Building, SW Sixth Ave. and Stark St., Portland, Or.
ca. 1960
Exterior (mounted)
4/2
Waverley Country Club, Pro
Shop, Portland, Or.
ca. 1960
Exterior
4/3
Independent Stevedore Company
Building, Coos Bay, Or.
1960
Exterior
4/4-5
First National Bank of Oregon,
Coos Bay, Or.
1960-1961
Exterior and interior views (includes black-and-white and
color prints and color slide)
4/6
First National Bank of Oregon,
North Bend, Or.
1961
Exterior
4/7
Paul Rask Property, NE 37th
Ave. and Sandy Blvd., Portland, Or.
1961
Exterior
Subseries 8
Newberry, Roehr & Schuette,
Architects
1961-1967
4/8
Benjamin Franklin Federal
Savings and Loan Association, St. Johns Branch, Portland, Or.
1961
Exterior (includes black-and-white and color prints)
4/9
Sunset Hills Memorial Park,
6801 SW Sunset Highway, Portland, Or.
1961-1962
1965
Exterior and interior views (includes black-and-white and
color prints and color slides)
4/10
Portland General Electric
Company, Gresham Service Building, Gresham, Or.
1962
Exterior (includes photographic reproduction of perspective
drawing)
4/11
United States National Bank of
Oregon, N. Interstate and Going St. Branch, Portland, Or.
1963
Exterior
4/12
Hillsdale Community Church,
6948 SW Capitol Highway, Portland, Or.
1963
Photographic reproduction of perspective drawing
4/13
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone Company, Capitol Exchange Annex, Portland, Or.
1965
Exterior and interior views
4/14
Benjamin Franklin Federal
Savings and Loan Association, 808 SW Alder St., Portland, Or.
1965-1966
Exterior and interior views and photographic reproduction of
perspective drawing (includes black-and-white and color prints)
4/15
Multnomah Athletic Club, Pool,
Portland, Or.
ca. 1966
Exterior and interior views
4/16
Braley-Graham Buick Agency,
9155 SW Canyon Rd., Portland, Or.
1966
Exterior
4/17
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone Company, Plant Operation Center, 1630 SE Eighth Ave., Portland,
Or.
1967
Exterior and interior views
Subseries 9
Newberry & Schuette,
Architects
1968-1974
4/18
Our Savior Lutheran Church,
McCall, Idaho
1968
Interior (color prints)
4/19
Benjamin Franklin Federal
Savings and Loan Association, Hollywood Branch, NE 40th and Broadway streets,
Portland, Or.
1968
Exterior and interior views
4/20
Benjamin Franklin Federal
Savings and Loan Association, SW Fifth Ave. and Stark St., Portland,
Or.
1968
Exterior
4/21
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone Company, North Salem Plant Operating Center, McDonald St., Salem,
Or.
1968
Exterior and interior views
4/22
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone Company, South Salem Plant Operating Center, Triangle Drive, Salem,
Or.
1968
Exterior and interior views
4/23
First National Bank of Oregon,
Downtown Drive-in, SW Fifth Ave. and Stark St., Portland, Or.
1968
Exterior
4/24
First National Bank of Oregon,
Hawthorne Branch, SE 33rd Ave. and Hawthorne Blvd., Portland, Or.
1968
Exterior
4/25
First National Bank of Oregon,
Hollywood-Rose City Branch, NE 43rd Ave. and Sandy Blvd., Portland,
Or.
1968-1969
Exterior and interior views
4/26-27
St. Johns Lutheran Church,
American Falls, Idaho
1968-1969
Exterior and interior views and church model (black-and-white
and color prints)
4/28-29
Calvary Lutheran Church, SE
82nd Ave. and Woodstock Blvd., Portland, Or.
1969
Exterior and interior views
4/30
Concordia Lutheran Church, 2800
SE Concord Rd., Oak Grove, Or.
1970
Exterior and interior views
4/31
First National Bank of Oregon,
SE 82nd Ave. and Division St., Portland, Or.
1971
1973
Exterior (black-and-white and color prints)
4/32
Boise-Cascade Corporation,
Office Supply Division, Swan Island, Portland, Or.
1972
Exterior
4/33
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,
addition, Albany, Or.
1973-1974
Exterior (black-and-white and color prints)
Subseries 10
Newberry, Schuette & Wheeler,
Architects and Planners
1974-1975
4/34
Fleming’s Restaurant, SW Fourth
Ave. and Yamhill St., Portland, Or.
1974
Exterior
4/35-36
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone Company, Atlantic Exchange, 2911 NE 24th Ave., Portland,
Or.
1967
1974
Exterior (includes photographic reproductions of perspective
drawings)
4/37
First National Bank of Oregon,
E. Burnside St. and 26th Ave., Portland, Or.
1974
Exterior and interior views
4/38
Braley-Gray and Associates
Plumbing and Heating, 7816 N. Interstate Ave., Portland, Or.
1975
Exterior
4/39
First National Bank of Oregon,
SE 103rd Ave. and Washington St., Portland, Or.
1975
Exterior
Subseries 11
Portraits
ca. 1880-ca. 1943
4/40
Morris H. (Homans)
Whitehouse
ca. 1880-1885
ca. 1940-1943
5/12
Morris H.
Whitehouse
ca. 1940-1943
5/12
Walter E. Church
ca. 1940-1943
Series B
Works of art
1906-1926
Series B contains works of art by Morris H. Whitehouse
(1906-1907), Walter E. Church (1926), a photographer (probably Albert Jordan,
1926), an unknown artist (ca. 1906-1907), and prints of fine art by unknown
artists. Most are done in pencil and watercolors on paper.
The works of art are arranged chronologically in folders. Many of
the works are mounted and in oversize boxes.
5/13
Grammar Hall, Magdalen College,
Oxford, Great Britain
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
5/13
Oriel Window, St. John’s College,
Oxford, Great Britain
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
5/13
Amalfi, Italy
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
5/13
St. Zeno (?), Verona (?),
Italy
1906
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
5/14
Staircase Tower, Blois,
France
ca. 1906-1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil sketches.
5/14
Bell Tower, Evesham, Great
Britain
ca. 1906-1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil sketches.
5/14
Pew Ends, St. Mars’ Abbey,
Sherborne, Great Britain
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil sketch.
5/14
Pelligrini Chapel, Verona,
Italy
ca. 1906-1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil sketches.
5/15
“Along the Seine,” Paris,
France
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Watercolors.
5/15
Luxembourg Garden, Paris ,
France
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Watercolors.
Over B-1/12
Colonna Gardens, Rome,
Italy
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
Over B-1/12
Detail of Courtyards: Farnese and
Cancelleria, Rome, Italy
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
Over B-1/12
Elevations and Details of
Campanili: St. Francesca Romana and San Marco, Rome, Italy
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
Over B-1/13
Borghese Gardens, Rome,
Italy
1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
Over B-1/14
Church interior, location
unknown
1926
Artist: Walter E. Church. Pencil.
Over B-1/15
“Artisans,” photograph, location
unknown
1926
Photographer: Albert Jordan (?).
Over B/3
Chapel Bay, San Maria Della
Salvte, Venice, Italy
1906
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil and watercolors.
Over B/3
Detail, Palazzo Vendramini,
Venice, Italy
ca. 1906-1907
Artist: Morris H. Whitehouse. Pencil.
Over B/3
Villa D’ Esté, location
unknown
ca. 1906-1907
Artist: unknown. Pencil.
Over B/4
Calli E Canali, Venice,
Italy
undated
Artist: unknown. Color lithograph.
Over B/4
Aurora di Guido Reni, Rome (?),
Italy
undated
Artist: unknown. Color lithograph.