Dear George,
The first of the two building additions Mies van der Rohe
undertook for the Museum of Fine Arts-Houston is shown on
the top postcard picture. The free-span exhibition space was
named Cullinan Hall and the interior space with all the works
of art was fully visible from the adjacent street.
undertook for the Museum of Fine Arts-Houston is shown on
the top postcard picture. The free-span exhibition space was
named Cullinan Hall and the interior space with all the works
of art was fully visible from the adjacent street.
The second postcard is a picture of the Brown Pavillion that
was built in front of the Cullinan Hall 16 years later to serve as
a new entrance lobby, exhibition gallery and auditorium.
This is the only curved building built by Mies and one of the
two Museums he realized.
Best wishes.
R
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