Browsing G. E. Kidder Smith Image Collection by Creator

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      Creators Name
      architect: Cass Gilbert (American, 1859-1934) [1]
      architect: Charles Adams Platt (American, 1861-1933) [1]
      architect: Charles Blaney Cluskey (American, 1801-1871) [1]
      architect: Charles Bulfinch (American, 1763-1844) [6]
      architect: Charles Bulfinch (American, 1763-1844), architect: rear annex by Charles Brigham (American, 1845-1925), architectural firm: wings by Chapman, Sturgis and Andrews (American, early 20th century) [2]
      architect: Charles Manigault (American, 1758-1809) [3]
      architect: Daniel Hudson Burnham (American, 1846-1912) [1]
      architect: David A. Wallace (American, 1917-2004), planning commission: Greater Baltimore Committee, Inc. Planning Committee (American, 1955-), architectural firm: RTKL Associates (American, founded 1946) [4]
      architect: David Hoadley (American, 1774-1839) [1]
      architect: designed by Augustus Laver (American, 1834-1898), architect: designed by Thomas Fuller (Canadian, 1823-1898), architect: south facade by Leopold Eidlitz (American, 1823-1908), architect: south facade by Henry Hobson Richardson (American, 1838-1886), architect: finished by Isaac G. Perry (American, 1822-1904) [1]
      architect: Douglas N. Carter (American, active late 20th century) [3]
      architect: Dwight Heald Perkins (American, 1867-1941) [1]
      architect: E. L. (Emmanuel Louis) Masqueray (American, 1861-1917) [1]
      architect: Edward Durell Stone (American, 1902-1978) [11]
      architect: Edward Durell Stone (American, 1902-1978), landscape architect: Edward D. Stone, Jr. and Associates (American, 20th century) [2]
      architect: Edward Larrabee Barnes (American, 1915-2004) [12]
      architect: Edward Larrabee Barnes (American, 1915-2004), architect: Theater Tower addition by Herzog & de Meuron (Swiss, 1978-) [2]
      architect: Edward Tuckerman Potter (American, 1831-1904) [1]
      architect: Eero Saarinen (American, 1910-1961) [26]
      architect: Egon Eiermann (German, 1904-1970) [2]