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Garden of the Friends Almshouse.
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Title
Garden of the Friends Almshouse.
Publisher
Ca. 1840
Physical Description
Oil on canvas ; 18 x 24 3/4 inches ; Framed: 24 1/2 x 31 x (2 1/2 + 1 1/2) x 4 inches.
Is referenced by
Soltis, Carol E. "Highlights from the Collection of Paintings and Sculpture," Magazine Antiques 70 (2) (2006): 84-86.
Notes
These buildings were built 1713-1745 on Walnut Street between Third and Fourth Streets to house Quaker poor. The main building of the almshouse was removed in 1841 and the last of the cottages in 1876.
Stenciled on the back of the frame: Ashton & Browne, 204 Chestnut St.
Bequest of Dr. James Rush, 1869.
Subject
Almshouses.
Society of Friends -- Charities.
Dwellings -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Genre
Painting.
Associated name
Rush, James, 1786-1869, former owner.
Location
OBJ 089
Accession number
OBJ 089
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Art and Artifacts Collection
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