RIT-ART. RIT Art Collection
Found in 121 Collections and/or Records:
John C. Wenrich locomotive painting
Painting of a Pennsylvania locomotive by John C. Wenrich. The son of a locomotive engineer, Wenrich enrolled at the Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute (RAMI) in 1914, where he studied drawing and design. The collection includes one painting from 1956.
Harold Stewart Bishop print
Print by Harold Stewart Bishop depicting the Reynolds Arcade located in Rochester, NY. The Reynolds Arcade building was the first home of the Athenaeum, one of RIT's founding organizations.
Gordon Bleach Scrypt photographs
Scrypt: three site-specific projects performed on and in the Wallace Memorial Library at the Rochester Institute of Technology during the construction of the Library extension, January 1990 - May 1991, as part of Gordon Bleach's Masters in Fine Arts thesis. The collection is thirteen photographs.
Portrait of William Destler
The portrait of William Destler was painted by Pranesh Das Purandaradoss, an MBA student at the Saunders College of Business. Destler was RIT's ninth president serving from 2007-2017. This is likely an oil painting, and has been selected by Destler as his official portrait.
Tage Frid chandelier
Tage Frid chandelier is finely handcrafted from cast iron. Mr. Frid was a woodworking instructor for the School for American Craftsmen from 1950-1961.
Richard Margolis photograph
Richard Margolis photograph is a framed black and white photograph of an outdoor scene presumably taken in Highland Park, Rochester, NY.
Wehle bronze tiger miniature sculpture and plaque
Collection is a miniature replica of sculptor D.H.S. Wehle's bronze tiger that can be found on RIT's campus between the Student Union and the Wallace Library. Additionally, a mounted plaque authenticating ownership of the sculpture.
Hy Kreitzman collection on Achille Forgione
Medals, photographs, drawings, and scrapbooks relating to Achille Forgione, collected by the artist's friend Hy Kreitzman.
Howard Levant photographs and oral history interview
Michael Peres and Willie Osterman tintype Snowflake Triptych [Untitled]
This collection is comprised of three tintype (wet collodion) of snowflakes, captured and printed by Michael Peres and Willie Osterman. Photographs are mounted together and matted in black.