Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-22
TRlMPY STUDIO
Is UNMATCHED
Baraboo has a new asset.

Baraboo has a new asset.
The Trimpey studio for uniqueness
and beauty is unmatched in the whole
country round. The new building on
Fourth avenue has just been complet-
ed and at the opening today was Wis
tied by many patrons ana friends de-
string to see the beautiful place and
extend fluctuations.
On last September Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Trimpey realized thew must Sc
cure more commodious quarters,
make q, change in location or leave
the city. The class of work they did
and the art line they carried demand
ed ground floor studio Last fall
Mr.. Trimpey purchased the Haugen
property on Fourth avenue, facing
The park, and one of the choicest To-
cations in the city. While on a visit
at Talisin, the home Of Frank LLOYD
Wright at Spring Green, he met
Wright's chief architect. lately return
ed from Japan. where there has been
completed one Of Mr.. Wright's crea-
tons. the Imperial hotel, the finest in
the world. The architect grew intense
~ interested in the ideas Mr.. and
Mrs. Trimpey had for a new studio
and Immediately began working on
plans with the result of a unique.
handsome, and convenient building
now standing on Fouth avenue. Spec
ial care was exercised to have the
doors and windows unlike any other
building and the latticed ceiling is
their pride
The Woodwork
The woodwork throughout the
building is birch and fir, finished in
greenish grey. The side walls are a
shade lighter, with ceiling of pale
mauvc.
The italian blue of the front sash
and the row of balcony petunias now
filling the flOwerbox across the front
Of the building add much to its at
Effectiveness. From the street the eff
feet is that of a roof garden.
Garden in the Rear
A series of French doors lead from
the street, through the building to
a little rear garden which almost
sprung up-cver night, developed, as
1t was, from an ash pile to a green
PIT surrounded b" a neat fence. Here
is winding path with stepping
stones, tiny stream bubbling over
rocks into tiny pond. with a back
ground of white birches and ferns.
R9"a Nj. 1rimpey is making the most
wonderful pictures o. children he
has ever made.
The room set apart for the taking
OF pictures is commodious. artistic
and Splendidly lighted. A fireplace
occupies space on one side, spacious
seats and roomy bookcases fill the
inglenooks. The developing, retouch--
ing, printing and stock rooms are adj
vantagiously situated and provided
with every convenience known to the
photographers art.
On entering the studio from the
street one is greeted with pictures
OF excellence produced by Mr.. Trim
pey. The work is not only life-like
but the specimens. are framed most
artistically. Here are also found I'M
usual pottery. antiques, and other
wares suitable for the tourist trade
or those who desire choice gifts.
On the second floor is antique room
a delight TO the eye of the connois-
seur. Here surplus stock will be dis
played and at Yuletide special lines
shown.
The basement contains the heating
plant storage room and during the
rush season may be used In the work
of developing and printing for the
tourist and local trade.
The studio is already attracting at
tention and as time goes on will bring
more and more customers. All strang-
ers who have visited the place are de-
lighted beyond measure and Baraboo
people extend hearty congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Trimpey for provid-
ing such an attractive studio The
photographer makes pictures OF rare
worth and from his now studio will
come most excellent specimens of his
art.
front view Of the building is
shown on the next page.