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Artwork Facts
Meade and Garfield
Hunter Museum of American Art, Mansion
1905
Primarily brick
Photography by Art Image Studio, Inc.
Museum Building
Analysis
The mansion, a brick neoclassical building, was built by the Cincinnati firm Mead and Garfield. It served as a family home for Ross Faxon initially and then for Walter Henson, Anne Thomas and finally her nephew George Thomas Hunter, for whom the museum is named.
