For Beauty And Grandeur In The World We Build

The National Civic Art Society is a non-profit educational institution dedicated to the traditional, humanistic practice of architecture, urban design and the fine arts. The Society advocates the humanist tradition as the unrivalled source of artistic forms and conventions.

Events

Dr. Walter Harvey (posthumous) by Brad Parker
Dr. William Harvey (Posthumous)
P. Brad Parker, Sculptor
The National Civic Art Society has pursued its mission through an impressive range of events heralding the resurgence of traditional design while exploring its ramifications for current issues of particular significance.

These issues range from historic preservation guidelines to the formal and metaphysical underpinnings of memorial design.

Please click on the links at left listed under "Events" to learn more.

You might also enjoy reading Francis Morrone's article "How Henry Hope Reed Saved Architecture," as published in the New York Sun on August 1, 2005.

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