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• Charles Follen McKim was the classicist, and Stanford White the flamboyant designer.
• A personal inspection by Charles Follen McKim also found the East Room clearly sinking.
• Charles Follen McKim admired James Hoban's groin vault ceilings in the center hall.
• That is, if your family's front yard had been laid out by Charles Follen McKim.
• The club selected architect Charles Follen McKim, of McKim, Mead & White, for the project.
• David's nephew Charles Follen McKim, later a noted architect, was born at Isabella in 1847.
• Perth Amboy was a town familiar with White s partner, Charles Follen McKim, who had gone to school there.
• Kendall was closely associated with partner Charles Follen McKim and added a refined delicacy to McKim s somewhat severe Roman classicism.
• For an architect, Higginson chose Charles Follen McKim, of the celebrated New York firm McKim, Mead & White.
• Charles Follen McKim used the Sainte-Genevi鑦e Library building as the model his design of the main building of the Boston Public Library.
• The firm's other two founding partners were Charles Follen McKim ( 1847 1909 ), and Stanford White ( 1853 1906 ).
• Charles Follen McKim's Grand Staircase looking north, northwest seen from the Cross Hall photographed during the administration of Harry Truman before reconstruction.
• The 1869 staircase was removed during the administration of Theodore Roosevelt as part of a reconfiguration of the White House by architect Charles Follen McKim.
• During the administration of Theodore Roosevelt this room was greatly simplified as a part of an overall refurbishment of the house directed by Charles Follen McKim.
• Executing the designs of architect Charles Follen McKim, Herter Brothers created the plaster ceiling and ornately-carved oak paneling for the expanded State Dining Room.
• The original wing, built in 1894, was designed in red brick neo-Georgian style by Charles Follen McKim of McKim, Mead & White.
• MacMonnies gifted this original casting to his friend, architect Charles Follen McKim, whose firm was building Boston's new public library in Copley Square.
• His first major break occurred when he was hired by Charles Follen McKim to create some illustrations for the Senate Parks Commission ( McMillan Plan ) for Washington.
• The furnishing of the White House ( including the State Dining Room ) was overseen by First Lady Edith Roosevelt, and carried out by Charles Follen McKim.
• Saint-Gaudens'life intersected with those of many famous American figures in the arts, like Stanford White, Charles Follen McKim and the painter John LaFarge.