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The Hermitage, Brookville, Indiana, Exterior View
Abstract
The Hermitage, in Brookville, Indiana, has hosted many of the state’s most celebrated artists. J. Ottis Adams and T.C. Steele bought the home in 1898 and Steele’s wife, Libbie named it. Artists William Forsyth and Otto Stark, were frequent visitors. This image shows an exterior view of the building in 1903- Dwellings; Artists' studios; Porches; Artist colonies; Artists
- Destination Indiana - The Hermitage; Franklin County Journey; T.C. Steele, the Artist and His Life
- Dwellings; Artists' studios; Porches; Artist colonies; Artists
- Destination Indiana - The Hermitage; Franklin County Journey; T.C. Steele, the Artist and His Life
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Last time updated on 11/06/2012
This paper was published in Indiana Historical Society Digital Image Collections.
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