Buddhist Temple Studio, Brucehaven, 72 Hillcrest Park Road, Greenwich
PhotographerPhotographed by
Underwood & Underwood
American, 1882 - 1940s
Datec. 1920-1940
MediumPhotography
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (overall height x width): 7 1/2 × 9 3/4in. (19.1 × 24.8cm)
ClassificationsGraphics
Credit LineGift of Gerard and Sylvie O’Brien
DescriptionBlack and white photograph of a Japanese pagoda, also known as the Buddhist Temple Studio at Brucehaven, the summer home of artist, Arthur Garfield Learned (1872-1959) in Greenwich, Connecticut. Photographed by Underwood-Stratton, a Division of Underwood & Underwood.
Object number2023.67.81
CopyrightCopyright Undetermined
InscribedTyped in black on paper affixed to back of photograph: "STAMFORD, CONN. - A bit of Japan transplanted in America. / Buddhist Temple Studio with four carved teakwood doors sent / from Tokio to the first Paris Exposition 60 years ago, has been erected / by Japanese Craftsmen in the garden of "Brucehaven," summer home in Stamford, Conn. f the artist, A. Garfield Learned of New York City."Handwritten in pencil on back: "47926"
Stamped in blue ink on back: "KINDLY GIVE CREDIT / PHOTO BY / PUBLISHERS PHOTO SERVICE / N. Y."NotesSubject Note: Built in 1902, the house at 72 Hillcrest Park Road, Greenwich is located in the Hillcrest Park Association and is known as the Elizabeth Gowdy Baker House.
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Underwood & Underwood
c. 1920-1940