sketches
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Rough or summary art works; less finished than studies. Though sketches are often in the drawing medium, the term "drawings" in general implies more finished works than does "sketches." (aat)Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Boone Powell collection
Ford, Powell & Carson collection
Ford, Powell & Carson is an architecture, urban planning, and historic preservation firm based in San Antonio, Texas. This collection contains project files, office records, and drawings related to work undertaken by the firm since 1967, as well as some material from the firm’s predecessor, O’Neil Ford & Associates before 1967. Record types include architectural drawings, project files, sketches, reports, master plans, office records, audiovisual material, and publications.
Goldwin Goldsmith collection
Personal papers, correspondence, reproductions of sketches, firm brochures, a variety of printed
Henry C. Trost collection
Henry Charles Trost (1860-1933) was a prominent American architect, known for his firm's, Trost & Trost's, work in the Southwestern United States. This collection includes architectural design sketches of his work on several projects, with subjects ranging from metal ornaments to building façades. These sketches range in date from approximately 1904 to 1930. Record types include sketches and papers.
The Henry C. Trost collection contains sketches attributed to Trost while working at Trost
Henry J. Steinbomer drawings
Marta Sanchez Papers
Sketches of artworks, exhibition catalogs, clippings, and printed materials from Chicana artist Marta Sanchez.
Minnie Miles Papers
Minnie Marianne Miles (1941-2022) was an African-American artist and educator born in Austin, Texas. This collection includes her personal, professional, and family papers.
Paul Valadez Collection
A collection of mixed media collages and sketches by artist Paul Valadez encompassing three different art series. The collection documents Valadez's lifetime art project, titled "My Potlatch Project", and his approach to art performance.