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Harvey Croze
From faculty and student portraits to school athletics and campus architecture, Harvey Croze documented Cranbrook's history through his camera lens.
Croze was a photographer in residence at the Art Academy for 27 years and was internationally known for his exceptional technique and skill. His photographs have appeared in such places as the Whitby Pannet Art Gallery in England, the 1940 World's Fair in New York and the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C. Croze collected countless awards and prizes for his work, which included personal portraits of Frank Lloyd Wright, Vincent Price and General Douglas MacArthur. In addition to his photography, Croze was an actor and an accomplished painter. |
 7/15/2008 - Sheila Scales
Oh how I remember growing up next door to Harvey and Isabel. I was just a young child, but they were like grandparents to me! Harvey died about the same time my brother died in the service, so Isabel and I spent a lot of time together after that. She always made cheeze straws for me!! I will never ever forget what wonderful special people they were :)
3/10/2008 - ,Phili;p Dondero
"Harve" was one of the first people I met at Cranbrook; he was genuine, hip, friendly, and an integral part of the family - Harve was part of Cranbrook, and he knew who I was.
2/15/2006 - Steve Brown
I remember Harvey (and his wife Isabel) fondly as warm, generous hosts in their home on the Booth Family grounds to me and my Cranbrook friends.
All the members of the family were noted for their wry wit and impish humor.
He was an excellent photographer who enjoyed life to the fullest.
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