Glazed Terra Cotta Ceramic Tiles - GOR-100593-cE20

Decorative ornate ceramic tiles on side of 154 West 14th Street.

54 West 14th Street is a combination of Arts & Crafts, Mission, Art Nouveau and Vienna Secessionist styles. Completed in 1913 at a cost of approximately $350,000 the building was praised by The Times for its modern design as well as its bold use of color.

It is an example of the use of boldly polychromatic glazed terra cotta (in hues of white, beige, mustard, cobalt blue, celadon, and green) in New York City.

Add to Cart Add to Lightbox Download

Filename: Glazed Terra Cotta Ceramic Tiles - GOR-100593-cE20.jpg
Copyright: © Joel Gordon 2020 - All rights reserved
Image Size: 2759x4239 / 17.3MB; https://www.photoshelter.com/support/license; https://www.joelgordon.com/contact; art building architecture curves design ornamental painted tiles decorative ceramic ornaments terra cotta glazed
Contained in galleries: Architecture 08) Sculpture - Mosaic Art - Painting - Stained Glass

Decorative ornate ceramic tiles on side of 154 West 14th Street.<br />
<br />
54 West 14th Street is a combination of Arts & Crafts, Mission, Art Nouveau and Vienna Secessionist styles. Completed in 1913 at a cost of approximately $350,000 the building was praised by The Times for its modern design as well as its bold use of color.<br />
<br />
It is an example of the use of boldly polychromatic glazed terra cotta (in hues of white, beige, mustard, cobalt blue, celadon, and green) in New York City.