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Photograph showing children participating in painting class inside Bixby Hall's gallery, surrounded by plaster casts and sculptures.

After the 1904 World's Fair, the pavilion was purchased by Washington University and served as the home of the School of Fine Arts until Bixby Hall was completed in 1926.

Caricature drawing satirizing students and faculty in Bixby Hall's third and fourth year painting classes. Reinhardt highlights the quirk, tensions, and humor of art school culture during the early 1960s.

The gallery was used for year end events, including student sculpture exhibitions and fashion shows, and highlighted the hall's role as a central space for faculty and student work.

A workspace in the Bixby Hall printing lab, featuring RISO printers and a wall of posters.

Archival photograph of Bixby Hall, built in 1926. The image shows the Beaux-Arts style facade, highlighting the school emphasis on classical architecture and design.