Permanent Collection Record
Images
Metadata
Object ID |
1952.10399 |
Collection |
Painting Collection |
Media Collection |
Watercolor Collection |
Title |
The Zanesville Art Institute |
Date |
Circa 1952 |
Artist |
Avery Johnson (1906-1990) |
Description |
The Zanesville Art Institute, known as the Zanesville Museum of Art, was originally located on Adair and Maple Avenues. The mansion, which was the former residence of Frank Perry Bailey (1843-1929) a city druggist, was purchased by Institute co-founder Edward Ayers. This work was donated to the museum by Ayers' children, Mrs. Charles Runkle (Josephine Ayers Runkle), Mrs. Russell Hay (Elizabeth Ayers Hay), and Mrs. Charles Gorsuch (Margaret Ayers Gorsuch). |
Medium |
Watercolor, Paper |
Technique |
Painted |
Height (in) |
14.000 |
Width (in) |
21.500 |
Culture |
American |
School |
Realism, Naturalism |
Place of Origin |
Wheaton, Illinois, United States |
Credit Line |
Gift of Mrs. Charles Gorsuch, Mrs. Charles Runkle, and Mrs. Russell Hay |
Source Collection |
Edward M. and Clara K. Ayers Collection, Gorsuch Family Collection |
People |
Edward M. and Clara K. Ayers Collection Gorsuch Family Collection |
Search Terms |
Adair Avenue American Art American Artists American Paintings House Museums Houses Mansions Maple Avenue Museums Realism Trees Watercolor Paintings Zanesville Art Institute Zanesville, Ohio |
Location |
Not on view |