Patton and Fisher
Patton and Fisher Records
INV-2623
Patton and Fisherc.1885-1908
Patton and Fisher Records
Patton and Fisher →archival material
Date
c.1885-1908
Medium
Printed papers, manuscripts, architectural reprographic prints and a book.
Dimensions
1 box and oversize material: W.: 6.1 cm (2 7/16 in.)
Museum
Art Institute of Chicago
Location
Chicago, IL
Credit
Mostly unknown; some material gift of Prof. Guy Garrison, 2002 and 2004.
Architects Normand Patton and Reynolds Fisher practiced in Chicago from 1885 until 1901, designing residences, schools, commercial buildings, and churches throughout the upper Midwest. Many of their buildings were designed in a Romanesque Revival style, using locally available stone, brick, and terra cotta ornament. This collection contains working drawings for several buildings and project illustrations for commissions primarily in the Chicago area.
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