Name/Title
Celia Gamble student art workEntry/Object ID
2022.11.57Description
Student art work by Celia Martin Gamble, who would in 1919 marry Edwin House and moved to Saugatuck.
Three still-life gouaches with Japanese objects: brass candlestick, vase of wrapped chop sticks or incense, doll and fan. Dated 1910. 16.5x19.5"
Clothed figure drawings, pencil, 9x12"
Three "Language of Ornament" studies: purple iris continuous pattern, blue medallion, blue Native American-inspired circular motif, 11x15"
Written report and thirteen ink studies of Roman ornament, 9x12"
Four graphite drawings of Roman sculptures, 18x24" Dated 1907
Graphite drawings of Roman sculptures, 18x24"
"Country Life in America" magazine cover design, 14x10"Acquisition
Accession
2022.11Source or Donor
McEnroe, Therese "Tess" K.Acquisition Method
DonationLocation
Drawer
AC flat file 4Room
Art Conservation RoomRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
House, Celia Martin (Gamble) (1890-1976)Create Date
February 23, 2022Update Date
August 21, 2024
