Garden Court
John Russell Pope’s Garden Court was a key element in his scheme for the conversion of the residential mansion into a public museum. An inspired design, which enclosed the mansion’s former exterior courtyard under glass, the Frick’s Garden Court prefigured Pope’s designs for similar courts in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
Archival Photographs
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Garden court under construction, 1934
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Garden Court under construction, looking north, 1934
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Garden Court under construction, looking north, 1934
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Garden Court under construction, looking northeast, 1935
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Garden Court under construction, 1935
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Garden Court under construction, 1935
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Garden Court, 1935
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Garden Court, 1935
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Garden Court, southwest corner, 1937
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Garden Court from south entrance, 1938
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Garden Court, looking south, 1938
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Garden Court, 1940
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Garden Court, 1946
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Garden Court, northwest corner, 1960
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Garden Court, looking southwest, 1960
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Garden Court, looking northwest, 1976
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Garden Court, looking north, 1976
