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National College of Education, 1951
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of graphite and chinese white on tracing paper, mounted on illustration board.]()
Perspective rendering of House B; published in “Small Homes Guide,” 20th edition., 1948
Bertram A. Weber
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Unknown Project in Park Setting, Perspective View, c. 1920–1960
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of ink on linen.]()
House #3 Basement Plan, Small Homes Guide, Perspective Rendering, 1948
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of graphite on illustration board, chinese white highlights on acetate overlay.]()
House #2, Small Homes Guide, Perspective Rendering, 1947
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of graphite on illustration board, chinese white highlights on acetate overlay.]()
Perspective rendering of House #4; published in “Small Homes Guide”, 18th edition., 1947
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of pencil on tracing vellum.]()
House, Perspective Rendering, c. 1930
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of colored pencil on blackline print.]()
House, Perspective Rendering, c. 1930
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of pencil on tracing vellum.]()
House, Perspective Rendering, c. 1930
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of pencil on illustration board; chinese white highlights on acetate overlay.]()
House #3, Small Homes Guide, Perspective Rendering, 1948
Bertram A. Weber
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![A work made of graphite and chinese white on tracing paper, mounted on illustration board.]()
House A, Small Homes Guide, Perspective Rendering, 1948
Bertram A. Weber
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English Colonial Style House, Small Home Guide, Perspective, 1948
Bertram A. Weber
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