Howard H Collection
Howard H. Sherman, a talented artist and creator, left his mark on various mediums throughout the 1930s
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Howard H. Sherman, a talented artist and creator, left his mark on various mediums throughout the 1930s. From his exquisite Bennington Pitcher to his intricate woven coverlets, Sherman's craftsmanship was unparalleled. In 1936, he captured the beauty of the San Luis Rey Mission Church through his lens. The Steps Leading to Chancel Rail and Detail of Railing showcased his keen eye for architectural details. Each step seemed to whisper stories from centuries past, while the delicate railing added an elegant touch. Sherman's creativity extended beyond photography. His Coverlet from 1935/1942 displayed a mastery of textile artistry. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors were a testament to his skillful handiwork. Not limited by one medium alone, Sherman also ventured into glassblowing with his Flask and Firemans Trumpet in 1936. These unique creations boasted both functionality and artistic flair - objects that could be admired for their beauty as well as used in everyday life. Continuing with textiles, Sherman wove another stunning coverlet in 1937. Its symmetrical design and meticulous weaving techniques demonstrated not only technical expertise but also an appreciation for tradition. Returning once again to the San Luis Rey Mission Church in 1936, Howard H. Sherman explored its every nook and cranny through photography. From Pilaster and Sidewall to Shell Top Doorway, each image revealed hidden details that might otherwise go unnoticed by visitors. Within the church itself, Sherman documented numerous elements such as Baptismal Font at San Luis Rey Mission Church or Side Altar - all capturing moments frozen in time within these sacred walls. One cannot overlook Window in Choir Loft Looking South; it offered a glimpse into heavenly light streaming down upon pews below – a moment of divine inspiration preserved forever through Sherman's lens. Lastly, Handwoven Coverlet from 1936 showcased yet another example of this artist's dedication to his craft.