John Mead Howells Collection

John Mead Howells was a prominent American architect known for his contributions to the Beaux-Arts style of architecture

John Mead Howells Collection: American Radiator Company Building, New York, 1925

American Radiator Company Building, New York, 1925. Designed by John Mead Howells and Raymond Hood in Gothic Art Deco style, the American Radiator Building was completed in 1924

John Mead Howells Collection: Beacon Hill House, Newport, R.I. between 1913 and 1920. Creator: Unknown

Beacon Hill House, Newport, R.I. between 1913 and 1920. Creator: Unknown
Beacon Hill House, Newport, R.I. between 1913 and 1920. Postcard shows the mansion built by Arthur Curtiss and Harriet Eddy Parsons James, Newport, Rhode Island

John Mead Howells Collection: 'Beacon Hill House, ' Arthur Curtiss James house, Beacon Hill Road, Newport, Rhode Island, 1917

"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Beacon Hill Road, Newport, Rhode Island, 1917. House designed in 1910 by John Mead Howells

John Mead Howells Collection: 'Beacon Hill House, ' Arthur Curtiss James house, Newport, Rhode Island, 1917

"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Newport, Rhode Island, 1917
"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Newport, Rhode Island. 1917. House designed in 1910 by John Mead Howells

"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Beacon Hill Road, Newport, Rhode Island, 1917
"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Beacon Hill Road, Newport, Rhode Island. 1917. House designed in 1910 by John Mead Howells

"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Newport, Rhode Island. 1917. House designed in 1910 by John Mead Howells

"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Newport, Rhode Island, 1917. House designed in 1910 by John Mead Howells

"Beacon Hill House, " Arthur Curtiss James house, Beacon Hill Road, Newport, Rhode Island. 1917. House designed in 1910 by John Mead Howells

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John Mead Howells was a prominent American architect known for his contributions to the Beaux-Arts style of architecture. Born in 1868, Howells studied at the prestigious Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris before returning to the United States to establish his own practice. Throughout his career, Howells designed numerous notable buildings, including the Chicago Tribune Tower and the New York Public Library's Mid-Manhattan Branch. His work was characterized by its classical proportions, intricate detailing, and grandeur. In addition to his architectural achievements, Howells was also a respected educator and author. He taught at Columbia University and wrote several influential books on architecture theory and history. Despite his success, John Mead Howells remained humble and dedicated to creating timeless designs that would stand the test of time. His legacy continues to inspire architects around the world today.