Manuscripts

Replica of Second Building at The Bivouac, front view

Description: Black and white photograph of the front view of a replica of the Second Building, built at The Bivouac. Partial palm tree view, with building situated on grassy area. Potted plants placed in niches and towers of building. Partial view of house can be seen in background, with windows to left side, and archways near center of photo. Related to Image Number 000109, 000115, 000116, 000118 (other views).
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: undated
Call number: mssLAT 000117
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Replica of Second Building at The Bivouac, side view

Manuscripts

Black and white photograph of the side view of a replica of the Second Building, built at The Bivouac. Large palm tree next to building, on left side of photo. Building situated on grassy area. Potted plants placed in niches and towers of structure. Duplicate print of Image Number LAT_01062. Related to Image Number 000133 (underexposed print), 000109, 000116, 000117, 000118 (other views).

mssLAT 000115

Replica of Second Building at The Bivouac, side view

Manuscripts

Black and white photograph of the side view of a replica of the Second Building, built at The Bivouac. Large palm tree next to building, on right side of photo. Building situated on grassy area. Potted plants placed in niches and towers of structure. Part of building with circular tower can be seen near bottom left corner of photo. Related to Image Number 000131 (underexposed print), 000109, 000115, 000117, 000118 (other views).

mssLAT 000116

Replica of Second Building at The Bivouac, front view

Manuscripts

Black and white photograph of a replica of the Second Building, built at The Bivouac. Eagle statute at top right tower of replica, with flag near center. Large palm tree to side of building to left of photo. Building situated on grassy area. Top right corner of photo has been cut. Related to Image Number 000115, 000116, 000117, 000118 (other views).

mssLAT 000109

Replica of Second Building at The Bivouac, rear view

Manuscripts

Black and white contact print of the rear view of a replica of the Second Building, built at The Bivouac. Large palm tree visible to left of photo. Potted plants placed in niches of structure. Doorway to replica can be seen near center of photo, with two plants in ornamental planters; one on each side, both on raised, paved platforms. Street visible to right of photo, with curb and trees in background. Print is underexposed. Duplicate print of Image Number 000118. Related to Image Number 000131, 000132, 000133.

mssLAT 000130

Replica of Second Building at The Bivouac, rear view

Manuscripts

Black and white photograph of the rear view of a replica of the Second Building, built at The Bivouac. Large palm tree visible to left of photo. Potted plants placed in niches of building. Doorway to replica can be seen near center of photo, with two plants in ornamental planters; one on each side, both on raised, paved platforms. Street can be seen to right of photo, with curb and trees in background. Related to Image Number 000130 (underexposed print), 000109, 000115, 000116, 000117 (other views).

mssLAT 000118

Model replica of The Bivouac by artist Francisco Calvillo

Manuscripts

Black and white photograph print showing the model replica of The Bivouac, former home of Harrison Gray Otis. To left of model is artist Francisco Calvillo, who built replica. Model was to be displayed in a window at 3661 East First Street in Los Angeles. Crop marks visible, with gray paint around outline of Mr. Calvillo.

mssLAT 000086

Replica of Second Building at The Bivouac, front view

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