Alexander Jackson Davis Collection

Pair of Side Chairs, c. 1849. Creators: Peter Trainque, William Burns
Pair of Side Chairs, c. 1849. Designed by Alexander Jackson Davis, made by William Burns and Peter Trainque

Belmead Center table, c. 1846. Creator: Alexander Roux
Belmead Center table, c. 1846. Table from Belmead, the Gothic Revival villa of builder Philip St. George Cocke of Powhatan County, Virginia

The Branch Bank of the United States, Wall Street, New York, ... 1827
The Branch Bank of the United States, Wall Street, New York, Erected in 1825 (from Views of the Public Buildings in the City of New York Correctly Drawn on Stone by A. J. Davis, 1827)

City Hall, New York, (watercolour and pen and black ink)
985077 City Hall, New York, (watercolour and pen and black ink) by Davis, Alexander Jackson (1803-92); 31.1x43.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: City Hall, New York)

Phenix Bank, New York, 1826-29. Creator: Anthony Imbert
Phenix Bank, New York, 1826-29

Title page: Views of the Public Buildings in the City of New York (Rotunda, Corner of Chambers and Cross Streets), 1827

Map of Llewellyn Park and Villa Sites, on Eagle Ridge in Orange & West Bloomfield, 1857

A. J. Davis, Scrapbook IV, . n. d. n. d Creator: Alexander Jackson Davis
A. J. Davis, Scrapbook IV, .n.d. [Design for university]

A. J. Davis, Scrapbook II [Folio P or "Blue Book"], 1825-92
A. J. Davis, Scrapbook II [Folio P or " Blue Book" ], 1825-92. [Design for a capitol building, labelled H. of R (House of Representatives) and Senate

U. S. Custom House, New York (perspective), 1834. Creators: Ithiel Town
U. S. Custom House, New York (perspective), 1834

Proposal for Astor House (Park Hotel), New York (perspective), ca. 1830-34. Astor House was the first luxury hotel in New York City

Design University Michigan elevation plan building
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Design University Michigan elevation plan ca
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Plan T Cole Esq Capitol Ohio ca 1839 Watercolor
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Second Premium Design Capitol Ohio Columbus ca
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Ericstan John J Herrick Tarrytown New York perspective
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University Michigan elevation plan 1838 Graphite
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Proposal Astor House Park Hotel New York perspective
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Drawings Prints, Drawing, Design Capitol Ohio, Columbus, Artist, Alexander Jackson Davis
Drawings and Prints, Drawing, Design for the Capitol of Ohio, Columbus, Artist, Alexander Jackson Davis, American, New York 1803-1892 West Orange, New Jersey, Davis, Alexander Jackson, 1803, 1892

Gate Lodge Amos G Hull Newburgh New York front elevation
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Us Custom House New York perspective 1834 Watercolor
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First Premium Design Capitol Ohio Columbus Walter
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Study Library front elevation 1838 Watercolor
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Study Astor Library New York 1843 Watercolor
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Design Double Townhouse front elevation ca 1843
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Alexander Jackson Davis, Jewish Synagogue, N.C. American, 1803 - 1892, pen and black ink with gray wash

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Alexander Jackson Davis was a prominent American architect and designer who left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape of New York City and beyond. His creative genius can be seen in various masterpieces, such as the Pair of Side Chairs crafted by Peter Trainque and William Burns around 1849. These chairs exemplify Davis's attention to detail and his ability to seamlessly blend functionality with elegance. Another remarkable creation attributed to Davis is the Belmead Center table, designed circa 1846. This exquisite piece showcases his mastery of craftsmanship, with intricate carvings and a timeless design that still captivates admirers today. Davis's architectural prowess shines through in iconic structures like The Branch Bank of the United States on Wall Street, completed in 1827. Its grandeur reflects his commitment to creating buildings that inspire awe while serving practical purposes. City Hall, New York, depicted in watercolor and pen by Davis himself, demonstrates his artistic versatility beyond architecture. His talent extends into capturing scenes with meticulous precision and evoking emotions through visual storytelling. The Phenix Bank building in New York (1826-29), envisioned by Anthony Imbert but influenced by Davis's principles, stands as a testament to their collaboration. It showcases their shared vision for harmonizing aesthetics with functionality. Davis's influence extended beyond individual projects; he also compiled "Views of the Public Buildings in the City of New York, " featuring notable landmarks like Rotunda at Corner Ch—a comprehensive documentation showcasing his dedication to preserving architectural heritage. His visionary approach even extended outside urban areas; evidenced by his involvement in designing Llewellyn Park and Villa Sites on Eagle Ridge—an idyllic retreat nestled amidst nature where beauty meets tranquility. Scrapbooks were another medium through which Davis expressed himself creatively—his Scrapbook IV offers glimpses into his mind without constraints or boundaries.