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FRANK SCOTT CLARK
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Page 3
ADDITIONAL
PUBLISHED ITEMS & PHOTOS
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Large candelabra from Frank Scott Clark's summer home.
An apparent gift from members of the Scarab Club of Detroit.
The
date "1925" is worked into the design. Attempts are being made to determine
sculptor or metalsmith.
(click
on photo to see larger image)
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THE HISTORIC SCARAB CLUB OF DETROIT
GO HERE TO SEE SCARAB WEBSITE
(use
return button to come back) |
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF AN EXHIBIT OF CLARK'S WORK
SCARAB CLUB - DETROIT - 1932
HIS
FIRST AND ONLY EXHIBITION IN DETROIT, ACCORDING TO TEXT
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George Huntington & Frank Scott Clark Studio
Stationary - 1897 |
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BIRTHDAY ANNOUNCEMENT 1932 |
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Ethel Barrymore by Frank Scott Clark,1904. In
the article on the left, dated 1932, Clark states that this photograph was
the photo, in effect, that jumpstarted his career. 6x8" silver(?) print,
on 8x10" brd. Collection Author
To
see larger image press on Photo
Use
back button to return
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DETROIT
NEWS BIRTHDAY ANNOUNCEMENT SEPT. 20, 1937 CLARK DIED OCT 16,
1937 |
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House on corner is Clark house/studio.
Click
on photo for better image.
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Clark Studio 654 Woodward av.
1903-16
According
to city directories, Clark operated with Huntington as a partner for about
9 years (1894-1903),
the
two having taken over the old Millard Studio at 224 Woodward Av. In
1903 Clark moved to 654
Woodward.
This house was originally built by merchant James H. Edson. Clark sold
the
house,1915-16, which was then torn down for its useful
old lumber. He moved to Cass & Putnam ca. 1916.
Photo
and information courtesy Burton Historical Collection
Detroit
Public Library
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CLARK HOUSE/STUDIO 1916-37
1948
view of the former Detroit studio/homeof Frank Scott Clark. Clark bought
an existing home and added a studio in the back in 1916.
Studio
entered from Cass Avenue, bearing an address of 5108 Cass av.
Around
the corner was the home with an address of 114 Putnam Av.
This
land is now part of the block of the main Detroit Pubic Library. View looking
from NW towards SE. View courtesy Walter Reuther Library,Wayne State
University.
(still
looking for additional views)
In
the background is the now demolished Mackenzie Hall.
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GO ON TO CLARK
Page 4
RETURN TO PREVIOUS CLARK
(Page 2)
RETURN TO BAROQUE. |
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Advertising flyer regarding proofs from Frank Scott
Clark's Studio 654 Woodward av. - Detroit At this address
1903-1912
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RIGHT - STUDIO ENTRANCE 1921-22 PACKARD ADVERTISING
PHOTO
COURTESY DETROIT PUBLIC LIBRARY
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