A book of the Tile club

Various artists/makers

1886

Not on view

Artwork Details

Overview

Title: A book of the Tile club
Author: Tile Club
Author: Edward Strahan (Earl Shinn) (American, 1838–1886)
Author: Francis Hopkinson Smith (American, Baltimore, Maryland 1838–1915 New York)
Designer: Stanford White (American, New York 1853–1906 New York)
Designer: George Willoughby Maynard (American, Washington, D.C. 1843–1923 New York)
Date: 1886
Geography: Boston, Massachusetts
Dimensions: (h x w x d): 39 x 33.3 x 3.7cm
Object Number: N6510 .T5 1886 Q

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