Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling in Reception Room, Negative & Photo, c. 1900

Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling Painting, Reception Room, c. 1900: Copyright: 84.21.2026 Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling Painting, Reception Room, c. 1900

Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling in Reception Room, Negative & Photo, c. 1900.  black and white.  Negative & positive of the cherub paintings on the ceiling of the Reception room in the mansion at the time the Tootle Family resided there.
Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling Painting, Reception Room, c. 1900

Copyright: 84.21.2026 Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling Painting, Reception Room, c. 1900 Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling in Reception Room, Negative & Photo, c. 1900. black and white. Negative & positive of the cherub paintings on the ceiling of the Reception room in the mansion at the time the Tootle Family resided there.

Name/Title

Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling in Reception Room, Negative & Photo, c. 1900

Entry/Object ID

P1984.21.2026

Description

Tootle Mansion Cherub Ceiling in Reception Room, Negative & Photo, c. 1900. b/w. Negative & positive of the cherub paintings on the ceiling of the Reception room in the mansion at the time the Tootle Family resided there. Original digital scan of negative on History CD 08.

Collection

Cook Camera Photo

Made/Created

Artist

Ernest F. Cook

Studio

Cook Photo Co.

Date made

1900

Place

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Notes

Location of Negative: Wyeth-Tootle-Lacy Cabinet

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Negative

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Photograph

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Graphic Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Search Terms

Tootle Family, Wyeth-Tootle Mansion, Tootle Mansion Interior

Dimensions

Height

5 in

Width

7 in

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Oct 14, 2019

Relationships

Related Entries

Notes

P1995.01H.00566

Provenance

Notes

Negatives from original photographer, Ernest Cook, who was owner of Cook Camera Chop, and took photos for clients in St. Joseph including the Tootle Family.