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The Walter White archive contains a few photographs of White at various stages in his career.

Portraits of both Whitney Smith and Wayne Williams can be found in both the Smith and Williams collection as well as the Wayne Williams collection.

Whitney Rowland Smith was born in Pasadena in 1911 and lived there most of his life. He entered the…

The Cliff May archive contains many personal and professional portraits and publicity images of Cliff May.
The second image was published in House and Garden in February 1957 and shows Cliff May, daughter Marilyn, son-in-law Lawrence Philips,…

The Kem Weber archive contains quite a few photographs of Weber in meetings and posed for portraits.

The Woolf archive contains quite a few portraits of John Elgin Woolf, including these color photos.

The George Washington Smith portraits are archived in the Lutah Maria Riggs collection; since she was his protege who worked in his firm up until his death in 1930.

The Thornton Abell archive contains a number of studio portraits of the architect.

The Killingsworth collection contains many photographs of Edward Killingsworth at job sites, ground breaking ceremonies, and discussing projects with groups of people.

The de Forest archive contains a large amount of personal papers, including many photographs of Lockwood and Elizabeth de Forest. The photos document their extensive camping trips in the Sierra Nevada mountain range in the 1930s.

Robert Stacy-Judd was an architect, archeologist, and tireless promoter of himself and his work. These portraits exhibit how his persona of Mayan explorer informed his architectural explorations.

This grouping of portraits shows the serious nature of Winslow.

These photographs capture Schindler at the construction site for the Walker house and in a more composed setting later in life.

These undated portraits of Peters highlight his personal style and attitude in line with his interior designs.

These two photographs, taken approximately 30 years apart, show Lutah as a student at Berkeley and as a well-established architect at her drafting table.