Antler's Garage Tiles, (sculpture).

Antler's Garage Tiles, (sculpture).

Unknown, sculptor.

Lambie, C. S., contractor.

MacClaren, Thomas, architect.

Van Briggle Pottery Studio, fabricator. (possibly by)

Antler's Garage Tiles, (sculpture).

Approx. 7 ft. x 19 ft. x 6 in.

(Below relief, incised letters:) ANTLERS' GARAGE

A relief of a stag's head with large antlers is installed on the tiles above the garage building. The stag is a slightly darker beige than the background tiles. Below the stag is a green ribbon banner in relief. Below the banner, the incised letters of the inscription are in blue. The inscription is flanked by two rosettes.

Outdoor Sculpture -- Colorado

Architectural component

Administered by Pikes Peak Library District, Penrose Public Library, 20 North Cascade Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903

Located 22 West Pikes Peak Avenue, at Cascade Avenue, Colorado Springs Colorado

The relief is the business sign for what used to be Antler's Garage. The artist is believed to be associated with the Van Briggle Pottery Studio. The garage was built in 1922 and Thomas MacClaren was the building's architect and C. S. Lambie was the building's contractor. IAS files contain an Architectural/Historical Component Form for the Colorado Preservation Office's Colorado Cultural Resource Survey.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Colorado, Colorado Springs survey, 1993.

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