Interior view of the house of Sheldon Parsons, Santa Fe, 1932

Item Overview

Title

Interior view of the house of Sheldon Parsons, Santa Fe, 1932

Photographer

Connell, Will, 1898-1961

Date Created

1932

Collection

Connell (Will) Papers

Notes

Description

Sheldon Parsons studied at the National Academy of Design and was a successful portrait artist in New York City from 1896 to 1912. He moved to Santa Fe around 1912, became a founding member of the Santa Fe colony of artists and changed from portrait painting to landscape painting.
View of a room in the Sheldon Parsons Residence and art studio, located at 3 & 5 Cerro Gordo Road in Santa Fe, with a rustic bent branch rocking chair, an Indian throw rug, 2 paintings on the walls and potted plants on the window sill.

Physical Description

Extent

1 photographic negative

Medium

b&w acetate negative

Keywords

Genre

interior views
acetate film
black-and-white photographs

Subjects

Pueblo revival (Architecture)--New Mexico--Santa Fe
Artist colonies--New Mexico--Santa Fe
Dwellings--New Mexico--Santa Fe

Names

Sheldon Parsons Residence (Santa Fe, N.M.)

Location

New Mexico--Santa Fe

Longitude

35.681743

Latitude

-105.923258

Resource type

still image