Andrews Hall
Robert Andrews Hall of Fine Arts, located at 605 Jamestown Road, is the home to the Department of Art & Art History. It was added to the rear of Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall, officially opening on Charter Day 1967.
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Robert Andrews Hall of Fine Arts, located at 605 Jamestown Road, is the home to the Department of Art & Art History. It was added to the rear of Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall, officially opening on Charter Day 1967.
Andrews Hall houses the Andrew Gallery, highlighting works of fine art created by students, new faculty, and invited artists. Here, visitors can admire paintings, ceramics, sculptures, architectural models, photographs, and other artistic disciplines.
Andrews Hall’s namesake - Reverend Robert Andrews - was appointed the first Professor of Fine Arts in the nation when he was named a Professor of “Moral Philosophy, the Law of Nature and of Nations, and of Fine Arts” in 1779 (Duel, 1966).
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Andrews Hall, 2015
A 2015 image of the front exterior of Andrews Hall on New Campus. | Source: University Archives Photograph Collection, UA 8.
Andrews Hall Dedication, February 1967
An image taken of the Dedication Ceremony of Andrews Hall in February 1967. | Source: University Archives Photograph Collection, UA 8.
Construction of Andrews Hall, Circa 1965-1966.
Andrews Hall under construction, circa 1965-1966. | Source: University Archives Photograph Collection, UA 8.
Andrews Hall, 1967
Andrews Hall in 1967. | Source: University Archives Photograph Collection, UA 8.
Andrews Hall, Undated
An undated image of Andrews Hall. | Source: University Archives Photograph Collection, UA 8.
Andrews Hall Gallery, 2015
A photograph taken in 2015 of the entrance and gallery of Andrews Hall. | Source: University Archives Photograph Collection, UA 8.
Roseberg Sculpture Studio, 2015
A photograph from 2015 of the Roseberg Sculpture Studio, one of a number of studios and classrooms in Andrews Hall. | Source: University Archives Photograph Collection, UA 8.