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ARCH.2003.22, Rendition: 809095
The image appears to be a page from a vintage catalog or advertisement for prints and drawings. The left page features a black-and-white illustration of Durham Cathedral, England, specifically the west front view. Below the illustration, there is text indicating that the picture is from a pencil drawing by Mr. Kenneth Conant. The size of the print is specified as 10 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches, with different mounting sizes and prices given: $1.50 for the print unmounted, $2.25 with a deluxe mat, and $3.00 with a hand-lined mat. The publisher's name, Foster Brothers, is listed, along with their address in Boston, Massachusetts.
The right page has a section titled "IN PREPARATION." It mentions that there are additional sketches by Mr. Conant in preparation for publication during the year and provides an option to register for announcements when the prints are ready for distribution. At the bottom, it refers to a drawing of "Arlington Street Church" by Mr. Conant, stating that it is a superb drawing that has been successfully reproduced and will be ready sometime in April 1923. The text is presented in a formal, vintage style, typical of promotional materials from the early 20th century.
The image shows a two-page spread from what appears to be a promotional catalog or magazine. The left page features a black and white illustration of Durham Cathedral, England, with the caption "Durham Cathedral, England (West front view)" and the note "From a pencil drawing by Mr. Kenneth Conant." Below the image, there are details about the size of the print and mounting options, along with pricing information. The text mentions "Foster Brothers" and their address.
The right page is titled "IN PREPARATION" and discusses additional sketches by Mr. Kenneth Conant that are in preparation for publication. It invites readers to register to receive announcements when the prints are ready for distribution. Below this section, there is a note about a drawing of Arlington Street Church, described as a "superb drawing by Mr. Conant," which will be ready early in April, 1923. The text also mentions that the drawing has been very successfully reproduced.
The image is of a page from a book or a catalog that features an advertisement for prints of architectural drawings. The page is open to reveal a black-and-white photograph of the Durham Cathedral in England, with the caption "Durham Cathedral, England (West from the view)" and "From a pencil drawing by Mr. Kenneth Conant." Below the image, there is a price list for the prints, with options for unmounted prints, prints with a deluxe mat, and prints with a hand-lined mat. The advertisement also mentions that there are additional sketches in preparation and invites readers to register to receive announcements when the prints are ready for distribution. The page also includes an advertisement for Arlington Street Church, featuring a drawing by Mr. Conant that has been successfully reproduced and will be ready early in April 1923.
The image shows a page from a book. On the left side of the page, there is a black-and-white photo of a cathedral. The cathedral is a large building with many windows and a tall tower. The words "Durham Cathedral, England" are written below the photo. On the right side of the page, there is text that reads "In Preparation" and "Arlington Street Church." The text also mentions that the photo is a drawing by Mr. Conant and will be ready for distribution in April 1923. The page also includes information about the size of the print and the price of the photo.
The image shows an open book or catalog page featuring two distinct sections:
The overall design is clean and formal, typical of early 20th-century printed materials. The left page features a detailed illustration, while the right page provides textual information about upcoming publications.
The image depicts an open book featuring a sketch of Durham Cathedral, England, on the left page and a text about Arlington Street Church on the right page.
The left page displays a black-and-white sketch of Durham Cathedral, accompanied by the title "DURHAM CATHEDRAL, ENGLAND (West front view)" and the artist's name, Mr. Kenneth Conant. Below the sketch, the publisher's information is provided, including the name "FOSTER BROTHERS" and the address "4 Park Square, Boston, Mass." (also 78 Summer St., Arlington, Mass.). The sketch is surrounded by a border, with the price listed as $1.50 for a print unmounted, $2.25 for a print with a de luxe mat, and $3.00 for a print with a hand-lined mat.
On the right page, the text reads: "IN PREPARATION" followed by a paragraph stating that the publisher has a number of sketches in preparation for publication during this year and would be pleased to register readers as one who would like to receive announcements when the prints are ready for distribution. Below this, the text states: "ARLINGTON STREET CHURCH" and provides a brief description of the church, noting that the sketch was drawn by Mr. Conant and has been very successfully reproduced. It will be ready sometime early in April, 1923.
The background of the image appears to be a beige color, with some faint text visible behind the open book. Overall, the image presents a clear and detailed view of the sketch and accompanying text, providing insight into the publication process and the artist's work.
The image presents a vintage advertisement for an art print of Durham Cathedral, England, showcasing the cathedral's west front view. The advertisement is printed on a cream-colored paper and features a black-and-white illustration of the cathedral surrounded by trees.
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The image depicts a vintage advertisement for Foster Brothers, a company based in Boston and Arlington, Massachusetts, showcasing an illustration of Durham Cathedral in England.
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Overall Impression:
The image presents a charming and nostalgic advertisement that highlights the artistic work of Mr. Kenneth Conant and the services offered by Foster Brothers.
The image presents a vintage, open booklet featuring two pages with distinct content.
Left Page:
The left page showcases a black-and-white illustration of Durham Cathedral in England, accompanied by the text "DURHAM CATHEDRAL, ENGLAND (West front view)" and "From a pencil drawing by Mr. Kenneth Conant." Below the image, the page provides details about the print, including its size ($10 3/4 \times 8 1/4$ inches), mounting options, and prices:
The page also features the address of Foster Brothers, the publisher: $4$ Park Square, Boston, Mass. (also $78$ Summer St., Arlington, Mass.).
Right Page:
The right page is titled "IN PREPARATION" and contains information about upcoming publications. It mentions that additional circular sketches are being prepared for publication during the year and invites readers to register to receive announcements when the prints are ready for distribution. The page also announces an upcoming publication of a drawing by Mr. Conant, titled "ARLINGTON STREET CHURCH," which is expected to be ready in early April $1923$.
The background of the image appears to be a collection of old books or papers, adding to the overall vintage aesthetic of the booklet.
The image appears to be a page from a catalog or promotional material for art prints. The left side of the page features a black-and-white image of Durham Cathedral in England, with the caption indicating it is a pencil drawing by Mr. Kenneth Conant, showing the west front view. The size of the print is 10 ¾ x 8 ½ inches, with the size of the mount being 19 x 15 inches. The prices for the print are listed as follows:
The address for Foster Brothers, the distributor, is given as 4 Park Square, Boston, Massachusetts, with an additional address at 78 Summer St., Arlington, Massachusetts.
On the right side of the page, there is a section titled "IN PREPARATION." It mentions that in addition to the two sketches shown in the circular, there are more sketches being prepared for publication during the year. The text encourages readers to register to receive announcements when the prints are ready for distribution.
Specifically, it highlights an upcoming print of Arlington Street Church, described as a superb drawing by Mr. Conant, which has been successfully reproduced and will be ready sometime early in April 1923.