C. Y. Turner's studio

Architecture--New York(State)--Buffalo

Interior views

This is a drawing of the inside C.Y. Turner's studio. They men are working on making watercolor drawings as guides for painting the exposition buildings.

Several people work in a drafting room filled with long tables, stools, and drawing tools. Some are seated and sketching architectural plans, while others stand and work on models or drawings pinned to the walls. The room is decorated with wall murals and lit by windows.

Arnold, Charles Dudley

Scientific American. November 10, 1900, p. 293

1900-12-10

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Architectural drawings

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Illuminations: Revisiting the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition of 1901

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