Frederick E. and Albina Bodell House, Providence, R.I., circa 1930

Description

Unbound album stored in black leather cover embossed with gold lettering reading "A. E. Bodell" on the binding. Album contains twenty-seven sepia-toned gelatin prints of the Frederick E. and Albina Bodell House in Providence, Rhode Island. Photographs were taken by architectural photographer Paul J. Weber. The house was designed by William T.
Aldrich and designed by interior designed Henry Davis Sleeper. Nine exterior views portray a large wide bulding and its setting with shots of a neo-classical front entrance, front gate, portico, stable and landscaping. Fourteen interior views show large panelled rooms, furnished iwth chandeliers, mirrors and stylish tables, chairs and sofas. All twenty-seven prints are signed by Weber in the bottom right corner. The following is stamped on the verso of all twenty-seven prints: "Paul J. Weber / Architectural photographer."

Details

Descriptive Terms

photograph albums
interior views
exterior views
manor houses
dwellings
houses
furniture
architecture (discipline)
Colonial Revival
photograph albums
gelatin silver prints

Additional Identification Number

Album number 228J

Physical Descrption

1 photograph album; 15 3/4 x 18 1/2 inches

Collection Code

PC009

Collection Name

Photograph albums collection

Date of Acquisition

2007

Reference Code

PC009.228.001.010

Date Notes

circa 1930

Record Details

Originator

Weber, Paul J. (Photographer)

Material Type

photograph albums
gelatin silver prints

Other People

Weber, Paul J.
Aldrich, William T., 1880-1966
Sleeper, Henry Davis, 1878-1934
Bodell, Albina Elise, 1884-1964
Bodell, Frederick E., 1885-1938

Subjects

Photograph
Album
Architecture

Description Level

Item

Location Note

HGO-01-001-O-I-107

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