San Francisco Bay Area Arts & Crafts Movement: Roy Flamm Photos

San Francisco Bay Area Arts && Crafts Movement

Bernard Maybeck

Roy Flamm Photographs of Maybeck Buildings, 1950-1955.

San Francisco Bay Area photographer Roy Flamm photographs of buildings designed by Bernard Maybeck were taken apparently for the purpose of illustrating a University of California, Berkeley memorial exhibition on Maybeck's work following the architect's death in 1957. Most of the collection's 284 photographs picture two of Maybeck's most distinguished structures: The First Church of Christ, Scientist (Berkeley, 1911); and San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts, constructed for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915. Other works featured include the Hearst Gymnasium on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, which Maybeck co-designed with Julia Morgan; the Roos House, the Goslinski House, and the Packard Showroom, all of San Francisco; the Randolph School, the Oscar Maurer Studio, the Hunt House, the Rose Walk, and the architect's studio, all of Berkeley; the Hopps House of Ross; the Tufts House of San Anselmo; and the Outdoor Art Club of Mill Valley. Also included are photographs of the exhibition installation.

Below are links to the groupings for most of the images in the Bancroft collection. To see the entire collection, with thumbnails of all images and other image resolution options, you may go directly to the collection at this link. however, that page takes a very long time to load, due to the large number of thumbnails. All images courtesy of the Roy Flamm Photographs of Buildings Designed by Bernard Maybeck, ca. 1950-1955 , BANC PIC 1978.059--PIC, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

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Roy Flamm Photographs of Maybeck Buildings, 1950-1955.

Series 1, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Berkeley, 1910

Series 1, Group 1

Series 1, Group 2

Series 1, Group 3

Series 1, Group 4

Series 1, Group 5

Series 1, Group 6

Series 1, Group 7

Series 1, Group 8

Series 1, Group 9

Series 5, Roos House, San Francisco, 1909.

Series 5, Group 1

Series 5, Group 2

Series 5, Group 3

Series 6, Goslinski House, San Francisco, 1909.

Series 7, Outdoor Art Club, Mill Valley, 1904.

Series 8, Chick House, Oakland, 1914.

Series 10, Hopps House, Ross, 1906.

Series 11,Tufts House, San Anselmo, 1905.

Series 12, Peers, Garage, Colfax, 1921.

Series 13, Fendler House.

Series 14, Oscar Maurer Studio, Berkeley, 1907.

Series 15, Randolph School, Berkeley, 1909.

Series 16, Hunt House, Berkeley, 1915.

Series 17, Lawson House, Berkeley, 1907.

Series 18, Maybeck Studio, Berkeley, 1924.

Series 20, Rose Walk, Berkeley, 1912.