| Object ID |
1960.Westgate.002 |
| Accession# |
1960.0003 |
| Object Name |
Book |
| Title |
Galanos |
| Summary |
A catalog of an exhibition of the work of fashion designer James Galanos. The exhibition was held at the Western Reserve Historical Society, Chisholm Halle Costume Wing, in Cleveland, OH July 5-November 3, 1996. See notes. |
| Call# |
746.9 Bra |
| Publish date |
1996 |
| Search Terms |
Exhibitions
Fashion
Fashion designers
Fashion designs |
| Phys Desc |
Softcover, 146 pages, color photographs; 10.75" x 8.4" x .40" |
| Collection |
Library |
| People |
Hunker, Robert L.
Galanos, James |
| Subjects |
Exhibitions
Fashion
Fashion designers
Fashion designs |
| Author |
Bradley, Barry W. |
| Catalog date |
06/28/2007 |
| Classification |
Books |
| Credit line |
Themely's Westgate |
| Home Location |
Museum |
| Language |
English |
| Notes |
Handwritten note by Robert L. Hunker on page 7: "I entertained Jim with his sister and brother-in-law on Yellow Creek Rd. He came to the opening of "Themely's Restaurant." He brought a special dress for his sister to wear that night. It was a huge success. Unfortunately Tom's health deteriorated and he sold the restaurant. It was a very challenging contract as the architect, poor guy, was not good. He was an engineer and inexpensive so I had to intervene and struggle to change the plans and find a theme for this big hollow space-I did so with 4' x 6' Chinese (antique) embroideries I found in the dirty basement of Gramercy Galleries, N.Y.C. 13th St. I had 6 x 8 Venetian chandeliers made in Venice by Barovier & Toso. They were spectacular, now gone. I wonder where? I kept 1 of the finest embroideries for my collection. It is over 400 yrs. old. Now in my Peninsula residence. RLH 6/14/07" Continued on page 5: "I attended this opening of this exhibit at the Chisholm Halle Wing w/ Cindi Halle and her parents. Of course, it was brilliant, lavish, expensive, and perfect as both Cindi and James demand. It was good to see James again. RLH See/ Architectural Archives # and page 36 of this book." From page 36 (picture of dress at exhibit that was gift of Mrs. Thomas Themely): "I knew Mrs. Themely well and her husband for whom I designed their residence and "Themely's Restaurant" which was published in Interior Design. I dined with them at their home, my home, & at the restaurant. RLH 6/14/07" |
| Pub Place |
Cleveland, OH |
| Publisher |
Western Reserve Historical Society |
| Recfrom |
Hunker Associates, Inc. |
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