Littig, W. T. (sold)
W. T. Littig (fl. c. 1900 - 1930) was New York printer and publisher active in the early 20th century. Littig is most commonly associated with Richard Rummell, from whom he commissioned numerous university and college views. He is otherwise extremely elusive and little is known about his person or career.
The Long Gray Line.
United States Military Academy West Point.
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This is a scarce 1908 Richard Rummell view of the United States Military Academy at West Point in a brilliant full-color example. This view appeared during a concerted period of updates, expansions, and renovations to the campus, many guided by the landscape design firm Olmsted Brothers, headed by Frederick Law Olmsted's sons, Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. (1870 - 1957) and John Charles Olmsted (1852 - 1920). (more details)
Crescat scientia; vita excolatur.
University of Chicago.
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This is a scarce 1906 Richard Rummell view of the University of Chicago, in a brilliant full-color example. (more details)
Do You Speak Princetonian?
Princeton University.
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This is a scarce c. 1915 Richard Rummell view of Princeton University in a striking full color example. Rummell did several views of Princeton, this being one of his latter and scarcer works, drawn to accommodate new construction, including the Graduate College (1913), the collegiate gothic Cleveland Tower (1913), and the neoclassical Palmer Stadium (1914 - 1997), evident in the background at left. (more details)
Do You Speak Princetonian?
Princeton University.
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This is a scarce c. 1915 Richard Rummell view of Princeton University in a striking full color example. Rummell did several views of Princeton, this being one of his latter and perhaps his rarest college work, drawn to accommodate new construction, including the Graduate College (1913), the collegiate gothic Cleveland Tower (1913), and the neoclassical Palmer Stadium (1914 - 1997), evident in the background at left. (more details)
As the campus was being built.
Richmond College Richmond, V.A.
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This is Richard Rummell's 1915 bird's-eye view of Richmond College, Virginia - now the University of Richmond. The view illustrates the campus shortly after its 1914 move to Westhampton, while the new campus was still under construction - making it unique among Rummell views in that much of it is presumptive. (more details)