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Alexander Jackson Davis
Artmetria détient 82 notices dont l’attribution source nomme Alexander Jackson Davis, réparties dans 1 institution.
Le corpus d’Artmetria compte 107 notices sous cette attribution, réparties dans 4 institutions, lues le 2026-09-20. Cette page en publie 82.
- Notices82
- Conservées parThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Œuvres datées1815–1881
Les notices
Ericstan, for John J. Herrick, Tarrytown, New York (perspective)1855 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
First Merchants' Exchange, New York (elevation of main façade)probably 1826 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The J. C. Baughman (Scotten) House, Detroit, Michigan (front elevation and plan)1835–92 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
University of Michigan (elevation and plan)1838 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Whitby, William P. Chapman House, Rye, New York (plan and partial elevation)1853 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
New Bowery Theatre, Elizabeth Street Facade, New York1828 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for a Cottage-Villa in the Bracketted Mode, Constructed in Wood (perspective and plan)ca. 1842 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gate Lodge for Amos G. Hull, Newburgh, New York (front elevation)1849 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Belmead, for Philip St. George Cocke, Powhatan Co., Virginia (elevation and plan)1845 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (distant perspective and plan of grounds)1850–58 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Proposal for Raising by 15 feet, Alumni Hall, Yale College, New Haven (elevation of facade)1881 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for Henry Whitney, New Haven, Connecticut (plan)ca. 1836 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for Henry Whitney, New Haven, Connecticut (front and side elevations)1835 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Second Premium Design for the Capitol of Ohio, Columbusca. 1839 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
For the Capitol of Ohio, by A.J.D. arch.ca. 1839 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Technical Drawing of the Sliding Door for the Dining Room at Lyndhurst for George Merritt, Tarrytown, New York1866 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mason's Template for the Battlement over a Cornice at Lyndhurst for George Merritt, Tarrytown, New Yorkca. 1864–65 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Technical Drawing of a Fireplace Mantel for Knoll (now Lyndhurst), Tarrytown, New York1839 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Elevation of a Marble Tower Turret at Lyndhurst for George Merritt, Tarrytown, New Yorkca. 1866 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Façade Design and Old Plan for the First Merchant's Exchange, New York (unexecuted; front elevation and plan)ca. 1829 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
First Merchant's Exchange, New York (plan of main floor)probably 1826 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Unexecuted Design for Cross-Block Terrace Development (perspective)ca. 1831 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Syllabus Row, New York19th century · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Front Door for Whitby, William P. Chapman House, Rye, New Yorkca. 1853 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for window tracery for Chapman - full size1853–55 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Designs for House of L. M. Davenport, New Rochelle, in the Tuscan Style (ground plan)1835–92 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for University of Michigan (elevation and plan)ca. 1838–39 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for University of Michigan (elevation and plan of building and grounds)ca. 1838 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design Adopted by Governor Mason for University of Michigan (elevation and plan)1838 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Shore Seat for Montgomery Place, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York (elevation and plan)1870–79 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Turret top for Whitby, William P. Chapman House, Rye, New Yorkca. 1853 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Samuel F. B. Morse House, Poughkeepsie, New York (perspective and plan)1851 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for William J. Rotch, New Bedford, Massachusetts (front elevation)1845 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Knoll for William and Philip R. Paulding, Tarrytown (south and east [front] elevations)1838 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Study for a Library (front elevation)1838 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Study for the Astor Library, New York1843 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Institute, New York City (front elevation)1834–35 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Church of the French Protestants (Eglise Français du Saint Esprit), New York (front elevation and plan)1832 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Church of the French Protestants (Eglise Français du Saint Esprit), New York (section and plan)1831–34 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
University of the City of New York, Washington Square (facade of main building)ca. 1833 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for William C. Rhinelander, No. 1 Fifth Avenue, New York (front elevation and partial section, project)1836 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
City Hall Park, New York1826 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Villa for Robert Donaldson, Fishkill Landing, New York (perspective and plans)1834 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lyceum of Natural History, New York (front elevation)1835 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lyndhurst for George Merritt, Tarrytown, New York (west [rear] elevation and plan)1865 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Glen Ellen for Robert Gilmor, Towson, Maryland (perspective, elevation, and plan)1832 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for a Double Townhouse (front elevation)ca. 1843 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Grace Hill for Edwin C. Litchfield, Brooklyn, New York (front elevation)1854 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Belmead, Virginia, for Philip St. George Cocke (plan of principle floor)1845 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
"Belmead", James River, Virginia, Residence of Philip St. George Cocke (vignette of riverside elevation and plan)1845 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Two Plans for an Unidentified House1825–38 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for a University (entrance façade and plan)n.d. · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Student Libraries (two sections)1850–58 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for R. Dabney, Powhatan, Virginia (front elevation)1856 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for R. Dabney, Powhatan, Virginia (plan of principal floor)June 18, 1858 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House of R. Dabney, Powhatan, Virginia (long section)June 18, 1858 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House of R. Dabney, Powhatan, Virginia (north [rear] side)1858 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Villa for David Codwise, near New Rochelle, NY (project; elevation and four plans)1835 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for Henry Whitney, New Haven, Connecticut (revised plan)ca. 1836 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
House for Henry Whitney, New Haven, Connecticut (client's plan)1835 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
First Premium Design for the Capitol of Ohio at Columbus by Walter of Cincinnatica. 1839 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Plan by T. Cole, Esq. for the Capitol of Ohioca. 1839 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for Small Gothic Cottage, Design IV from The Architecture of Country Housesca. 1850 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for Bracketed American Farm House, Design XVII from The Architecture of Country Housesca. 1850 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Church of the Holy Apostles, New York City1845 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Landscape Design for University of Michigan1838 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
North Front and Second Floor Plan of John Munn House, Utica, New York1854 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
West Front and Principal Floor Plan of John Munn House, Utica, New York1854 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
John Munn of Uticaca. 1854 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Residence, Planned for Russell, by I. Town, Esq.ca. 1828 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lyndhurst for George Merritt, Tarrytown, New York (first floor plan)1865 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Kirri Cottage for Julia Jackson Davis1849 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Thomas Cole's Plan as Altered and Executed; and Plan for the Capitol of Ohio, by Davis, Arc't 18371837 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for the Capitol of Ohio, Columbus1839 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Plan and elevation for Blackwell's Island, Pauper's Lunatic Asylum, New York1835 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hexagonal plan for Brooklyn City Hall (unexecuted)1830–92 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Design for the North Wing of the Library and Chapel Building at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor1838–39 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
North Carolina Hospital for the Insane, at Raleigh1850 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Presentation Drawing of a Dining Room in the English Perpendicular Style, for Knoll (now Lyndhurst), Tarrytown NY1837 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Technical Drawing with a Section of an Oriel Window for the Tower of Lyndhurst for George Merritt, Tarrytown, New Yorkca. 1864–65 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Technical Drawing of a Fireplace Mantel for Knoll (now Lyndhurst), Tarrytown, New Yorkca. 1838 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Floorplan and Elevation of the West Front of Lyndhurst, also known as Knoll (Tarrytown)ca. 1880–92 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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