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Salt Lake Art Museum holds its first event, celebrating Utah Capitol architect Richard Kletting.
Among the hallmarks of classical architecture are the principles of harmony, proportion and beauty, and all three were in rich supply at the Salt Lake Art Museum's inaugural public event.
A rendering of Richard Kletting's Utah Commercial Savings Bank building on 100 South in downtown Salt Lake City. Among the hallmarks of classical architecture are the principles of harmony, proportion and beauty, and all three were in rich supply at the Salt Lake Art Museum's inaugural public event.
Held on Jan. 7 at the historic B'nai Israel Temple building (249 S. 400 East), attendance was full and harmonious, the subject provided valuable historical proportion and the images shown throughout the presentation were indeed things of beauty.
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