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Colleagues:

I seek your assistance in locating architectural color drawings by Charles
Yardley Turner, specifically those of buildings designed for the
Pan-American Exposition held in Buffalo, NY in 1901.

Turner was a painter primarily of murals, whose work was displayed at the
Chicago Exposition in 1893 and the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo in
1901.  Born in Baltimore in 1850, he studied at the Art Students League in
New York and with J. P. Laurens in Paris.  His works are in the collections
of the Brooklyn Museum and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, among
others.  Turner died in New York City in 1919.

Please respond to me directly via email with any information.  Thank you.


Susana Tejada
Art & Art History Subject Specialist
University at Buffalo Libraries
Buffalo, New York  14260-2200
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