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Lowe, Edward: Residence ("El Elisio") (2791 Sycamore Canyon, Montecito, California)

Description

Date built: 1922

Architect: Johnson, Reginald D., 1882-1952

Description: Exterior and interior views of Spanish style residence.

Publication(s): Estate of Edward Lowe, Montecito," in Rexford Newcomb, Mediterranean Domestic Architecture in the United States (Cleveland: J. H. Jansen, 1928) p. 1; "House of Edward Lowe, Esq., Montecito," Architectural Forum, Vol. 40, Jan. 1924, pl. 14; "Lowe Home," in H. Philip Staats, Californian Architecture in Santa Barbara, (New York: Architectural Book Publishing Co., 1929) p. 81; "Residence for Mr. Edward Lowe, Montecito," Western Architect, Vol. 32, June 1923, pl. 9.

Type
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Production date
[approximately 1920-1950]
Call number
photCL 415
Creator
Clarke, William M(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Gift of the Architects Library of Los Angeles, 1955-1956.
Restrictions
Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.
Associated people
Bashford, Katherine, (1889-)
Brigham, George Bickford, (1875-1966,)
Byers, John, (1887-)
Coate, Roland E., (1872-1959,)
Cornell, Ralph D., (1894-)
Council, Lucille, (1869-1924,)
Davis, Pierpont, (1871-1962,)
Davis, Walter Swindell, (1893-)
Farquhar, Robert D., (1868-1952,)
Farrand, Beatrix, (1889-1974,)
Fertig, J. H., (1895-1982,)
Flewelling, Ralph Carlin, (1895-1945,)
Fuller, Leland F., (1861-1935,)
Goodhue, Bertram Grosvenor, (1874-1937,)
Grey, Elmer, (1892-1956,)
Hansen, Albert E., (1876-1930,)
Hanson, A. E., (1880-1971,)
Hewitt, Harwood, (1894-1980,)
Howard, Paul J., (1888-1973,)
Hunt, Myron, (1872-1953,)
Huntsman-Trout, Edward,
Johnson, Reginald D.,
Kaufmann, Gordon B.,
Morin, Roy L.,
Neff, Wallace,
Oliver, Henry,
Palmer, Vincent,
Parkinson, Donald B.
Parkinson, John,
Pope, John Russell,
Price, Roy Seldon,
Purdy, Benjamin Morton,
Ray, Russell,
Ring, Josiah,
Sabin, Palmer,
Smith, George Washington,
Spielman, Harold,
Swasey, McNeal,
Thiene, Paul,
Williams, Paul R.,
Witmer, D. J.
Woollett, William,
Yoch, Florence,
Associated organizations
Allison & Allison,
Dodd & Richards,
Hunt and Chambers, Architects,
Hunt & Grey,
Hunt & Burns,
Johnson, Kaufmann & Coate,
Morgan, Walls & Clements,
Reay & Garstang,
Webber & Spaulding,
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