Residence for Mr. James Speyer, 5th Ave. and 87th Street, New York [graphic] / Horace Trumbauer [architect] ; Ogden Codman [interiors]. 1911.

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Residence for Mr. James Speyer, 5th Ave. and 87th Street, New York [graphic] / Horace Trumbauer [architect] ; Ogden Codman [interiors]. 1911.

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15 sheets : various media ; 53.0 x 74.3 cm. (20 7/8 x 29 1/4 in.) or smaller.

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Horace Trumbauer Born in the Frankford section of Philadelphia in 1868, Horace Trumbauer left school at the age of fourteen and entered the architectural firm of G. W. and W. D. Hewitt as an "errand boy". He was soon promoted to draftsman. Trumbauer's advancement and acquisition of knowledge enabled him to eventually open his own office in 1890. Trumbauer's first major commission was a mansion in Glenside, Pennsylvania, for sugar baron William Welsh Harrison....