Three large silver-gelatin architectural photographs - Behrens Herberger (studio). Interior views of an Anheuser-Busch family residence (Mid-century lodge-style living room), 1950 Behrens Herberger (studio) ARCHITECTURE, INTERIOR DESIGN,ARTWORK: Prints / Photographs

Three large silver-gelatin architectural photographs of the same room from different angles, each signed and dated in pencil on the mount "Behrens Herberger 50." Image size 13? × 10½ in. on original mounts 19½ × 14 in. The cohesive displayrecords a wood-paneled living room with exposed beams, tiled floor and oval braided rugs, a slat-back settee, multiple stick/Windsor chairs, tables and lamps, fireplace, and large draped windows. Condition: clean prints with light edge silver mirroring (age-typical for silver-gelatin); mounts evenly toned with darker right/lower margins and minor upper right corner bump/loss; on two mounts. Provenance: From the estate of Elene B. Roberson, daughter of August A. Busch, Jr., President of Anheuser-Busch. Large architectural photographs of a lodge-style living room exposed timber ceiling and beams, paneled walls with fireplace, tiled floor with oval braided rugs, a slat-back settee and multiple stick/Windsor chairs, tables and lamps taken in a Busch family residence. +++ View A (fireplace & window wall): Beamed ceiling; paneled walls; fireplace with twin sconces; large draped window beyond; slat-back settee, stick chairs, oval braided rugs; side tables and lamps. +++ View B (stone hutch wall): Stone accent wall with lantern sconce; large painted hutch/display cabinet; multiple stick chairs; braided rug foreground; taxidermy mounts above draped windows. +++ View C (broad room view): Wide shot from opposite corner showing both seating groups, fireplace wall art, braided rugs, and tiled floor; strongest sense of room layout and circulation.