The Nationality Classrooms of the University of Pittsburgh
The Nationality Classrooms of the University of Pittsburgh, Prints by Andrey Avinoff is a set of 16 colored prints representing the artist's interpretation of the classrooms. The Nationality Rooms are now a collection of 29 classrooms (there were 16 when Avinoff did his paintings) in the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning depicting and donated by the ethnic groups that helped build the city of Pittsburgh. The rooms are designated by the Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation as an historical landmark. Although of museum caliber, twenty-seven of the 29 rooms are in almost constant use as functional classrooms and utilized daily by University of Pittsburgh faculty and students, while the other two (the Early American and Syrian-Lebanon) are display rooms which can be explored only via guided tour.
The prints are each approximately 11 x 14 ¼ inches in overall dimensions, including a one inch border on all sides. Each print contains the name of the depicted Nationality Classroom and the name of the artist. The prints are all in very good condition. The classrooms pictured are:
Early American Classroom, China Memorial Classroom, French Classroom, German Classroom,
Greek Classroom, Hungarian Classroom, Italian Classroom, Lithuanian Classroom,
Norwegian Classroom, Polish Classroom, Romanian Classroom, Russian Classroom,
Scottish Classroom, Swedish Classroom, Syria-Lebanon Classroom, Yugoslav Classroom.
The Nationality Classrooms of the University of Pittsburgh, Prints by Andrey Avinoff is a set of 16 colored prints representing the artist's interpretation of the classrooms. The Nationality Rooms are now a collection of 29 classrooms (there were 16 when Avinoff did his paintings) in the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning depicting and donated by the ethnic groups that helped build the city of Pittsburgh. The rooms are designated by the Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation as an historical landmark. Although of museum caliber, twenty-seven of the 29 rooms are in almost constant use as functional classrooms and utilized daily by University of Pittsburgh faculty and students, while the other two (the Early American and Syrian-Lebanon) are display rooms which can be explored only via guided tour.
The prints are each approximately 11 x 14 ¼ inches in overall dimensions, including a one inch border on all sides. Each print contains the name of the depicted Nationality Classroom and the name of the artist. The prints are all in very good condition. The classrooms pictured are:
Early American Classroom, China Memorial Classroom, French Classroom, German Classroom,
Greek Classroom, Hungarian Classroom, Italian Classroom, Lithuanian Classroom,
Norwegian Classroom, Polish Classroom, Romanian Classroom, Russian Classroom,
Scottish Classroom, Swedish Classroom, Syria-Lebanon Classroom, Yugoslav Classroom.
The Nationality Classrooms of the University of Pittsburgh, Prints by Andrey Avinoff is a set of 16 colored prints representing the artist's interpretation of the classrooms. The Nationality Rooms are now a collection of 29 classrooms (there were 16 when Avinoff did his paintings) in the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning depicting and donated by the ethnic groups that helped build the city of Pittsburgh. The rooms are designated by the Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation as an historical landmark. Although of museum caliber, twenty-seven of the 29 rooms are in almost constant use as functional classrooms and utilized daily by University of Pittsburgh faculty and students, while the other two (the Early American and Syrian-Lebanon) are display rooms which can be explored only via guided tour.
The prints are each approximately 11 x 14 ¼ inches in overall dimensions, including a one inch border on all sides. Each print contains the name of the depicted Nationality Classroom and the name of the artist. The prints are all in very good condition. The classrooms pictured are:
Early American Classroom, China Memorial Classroom, French Classroom, German Classroom,
Greek Classroom, Hungarian Classroom, Italian Classroom, Lithuanian Classroom,
Norwegian Classroom, Polish Classroom, Romanian Classroom, Russian Classroom,
Scottish Classroom, Swedish Classroom, Syria-Lebanon Classroom, Yugoslav Classroom.