In the book: "AMERICAN VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE" (Dover publications, 1975) by D. Arnold Lewis (Professor of Art Architecture at the College of Wooster) and Kate Morgan we can see all the 120 photos of the three series of "L'architecture americaine".
In its 120 unusually fine photographs this book is a rare contemporary book of architecture in America in the 1870's - 1880's.
This book has detailed notes of almost all plates.
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The photo number 15 printed in the book is different from our copy of the 2nd serie of "L'architecture americaine" . It is printed as number 15 of the Third serie. However, the building is also in Chicago and it was made by the same architect (W. L. B. Jenney).
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Find below notes of the 2nd serie
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PLANCHE |
ARCHITECT |
OWNER, BUILDING |
LOCATION |
DATE |
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1 |
Herter Brothers |
William H. Vanderbilt residence |
New York, New York |
1880 - 1884 |
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2 |
Herter Brothers |
William H. Vanderbilt residence |
New York, New York |
1880 - 1884 |
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3 |
G. B. Post |
Cornelius Vanderbilt residence |
New York, New York |
1879 - 1882 |
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4 |
G. B. Post |
Cornelius Vanderbilt residence |
New York, New York |
1879 - 1882 |
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5 |
G. B. Post |
Cornelius Vanderbilt residence |
New York, New York |
1879 - 1882 |
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6 |
R. M. Hunt |
William K. Vanderbilt residence |
New York, New York |
1879 - 1881 |
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7 |
C. Vaux |
Governor Samuel J Tilden residence |
New York, New York |
1872 - 1874 |
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8 |
E. H. Kendall |
Odgen Goelet residence |
New York, New York |
1882 |
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9 |
C. B. Atwood |
Dr. Stewart Webb and H. McKinley Twombly residences |
New York, New York |
1885 |
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10 |
Peabody and Stearns |
John C. Phillips residence |
Boston, Massachussets |
1877 - 1879 |
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11 |
J. H. Besarick |
James Converse residence |
Boston, Massachussets |
1884 |
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12 |
C. Fehmer |
Oliver Ames residence |
Boston, Massachussets |
1882 |
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13 |
Burham and Root |
Augustus Byram residence |
Chicago, Illinois |
- |
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14 |
Allen and Kenway |
M. Washburn residence |
Boston, Massachussets |
1880 |
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15 |
W. L. B. Jenney |
Private residences |
Chicago, Illinois |
- |
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16 |
Wheelock and Clay |
Private residence. Logan, Frank G., Residence |
Chicago, Illinois. 2919 S. Prairie Ave. Also found at the Art Institute of Chicago. Also from "Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series," no. 31, 33
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- |
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17 |
Wheelock and Clay |
Private residences |
Chicago, Illinois |
- |
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18 |
F. K. Schock |
Private residence |
Chicago, Illinois |
- |
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19 |
S Hannaford |
John E. Bell residence |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
1881 - 1882 |
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20 |
C. C. Nichols |
Private residence |
Albany, New York |
- |
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21 |
W. Scott and Company |
Simon J. Murphy residence |
Detroit, Michigan |
- |
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22 |
Lamb and Wheeler |
Apartment buildings. |
New York, New York. Madison Ave. [possibly at E. 67th St.] Also found at the Art Institute of Chicago.From Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 16, No. 70 |
- |
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23 |
R. H. Robertson |
Private residence |
New York, New York. 10 W. 54th St. Also found at the Art Institute of Chicago. From Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 16, No. 271 |
1881 |
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24 |
- |
Apartment buildings |
New York, New York |
- |
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25 |
Cabot and Chandler |
Private residence |
Boston, Massachussets. 135 Marlborough St.; Back Bay (neighborhood) Also found at the Art Institute of Chicago. From From Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 16, No. 61. |
1880 |
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26 |
Kirby and Lewis |
Horace Billings and H. Tuttle residences |
Boston, Massachussets |
1879 |
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27 |
Kirby and Lewis |
Private residences. 337 Commonwealth Avenue. |
Boston, Massachussets. Levy #164. Left to right: 341 Commonwealth Ave., 339 Commonwealth Ave., 337 Commonwealth Ave Also at the Art Institute of Chicago. From "Albert Levy's Photographic Series of Modern American Architecture. First series : Private city dwellings"; Bunting "Houses of Boston's Back Bay," p.428 |
1880 |
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28 |
- |
Private residences |
Washington, D.C. |
- |
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29 |
C. Pfeifer |
"The Berkshires" |
New York, New York |
1883 - 1884 |
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30 |
Peabody and Stearns |
Vestibule of the J. H. White residence |
Brookline, Massachussets |
1880 - 1881 |
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31 |
W. R. Emerson |
Vestibule of a summer residence |
North East Harbor, Me |
- |
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32 |
W. R. Emerson |
Vestibule of a summer residence |
North East Harbor, Me |
- |
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33 |
L. T. Schofield |
Dining-room Buffer |
Cleveland, Ohio |
- |
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34 |
Burling and Whitehouse (architects); A. Fiedler (decorator) |
Dining-room of the S. M. Nickerson residence |
Chicago, Illinois Currently Driehaus museum
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1883 |
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35 |
Burling and Whitehouse (architects); A. Fiedler (decorator) |
Smoking-room of the S. M. Nickerson residence |
Chicago, Illinois Currently Driehaus museum |
1883 |
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36 |
H. H. Richardson |
Fireplace of the Oakes Ames Memorial Library |
North Easton, Massachussets |
1877 |
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37 |
Peabody and Stearns |
Fireplace of ladies' parlor of the R. H. White Store |
Boston, Massachussets. Mentioned in this link highlighting the importance of L'Architecture Americaine "It was designed by the prominent Boston firm of Peabody & Stearns and was pictured in L'Architecture Americaine". See pdf. |
1881 |
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38 |
H. J. Schwartzmann and Company |
Music room and conservatoy |
New York, New York |
- |
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39 |
Burling and Whitehouse (architects); A. Fiedler (decorator) |
Bedroom of the S. M. Nickerson residence |
Chicago, Illinois |
1883 |
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40 |
G. W. Lloyd |
Bar room |
Detroit, Michigan |
- |