Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
81.01.016
Accession#:
81.01
Credit Line:
Museum Purchase.
Object Name:
Painting
Title:
Territorial Juneau Courthouse
Artist — Creator:
Kitty Lloyd Bauer
Artist — Creator Role:
Artist
Date:
1979
Year Range from:
1975
Year Range to:
1980
Description:
Framed watercolor painting of the Territorial Courthouse in Juneau.
Central image is white two—story neoclassic structure with brown roof, central dome tower on top, flag pole with United States flag and tall brick chimney. Small white building with brown roof appears connected to large building. Both on top of small hill; stairway leads to building from street. At bottom is dry grass, spruce tree, and grey rocks between road and structures. Simple wood frame building with grey roof and two windows in lower left. Dry gold grass in foreground. Several houses are visible behind and to left of small hill. Across body of blue water several ridges of blue mountains rise to grey and white clouded blue sky.
Inside mat is ivory, outside mat is white, simple wood frame with glass. CBJ Property #04550.
Inscription: "BAUER 79" in grey watercolor in lower right corner.
Notes:
Acquired by Juneau Centennial Committee. The former U.S. Territorial Courthouse built between 1901 and 1904 in Juneau to replace the 1st Juneau Federal Courthouse which was built in 1892 and burned in 1898. In later years the original central tower of the second courthouse was removed and the wood frame building was remodeled to be used as the Juneau State Jail. The Courthouse was demolished in the late 1960's to make way for the new State Office Building.
People:
Bauer, Kitty Lloyd
Search Terms:
Government
Federal
Architecture
Court
Territorial
Watercolor
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