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Milwaukee Victorian Staircase, Number One
title
Milwaukee Victorian Staircase, Number One
Subject
Photographic prints, Photography, Architecture, Buildings, Interiors, Stairways, Stained glass
Date created ms
1966-12-26
Abstract
A view looking up a stairway inside of a grand house. The stairway is wood with turned ballustrades and detailed paneling. The windows in the stairway are stained glass.
Star of the Night, Number One
title
Star of the Night, Number One
Subject
Photographic prints, Photography, Women, Nudes, Stained glass
Date created ms
1958-07-27
Abstract
A nude woman standing behind a circular stained glass window.
Tree of Immensity, Number Two.
title
Tree of Immensity, Number Two.
Subject
Photographic print, Photography, Architecture, Buildings, Interiors, Ceilings, Stained glass, Domes
Date created ms
1979-01-28
Abstract
View looking up at the stained glass dome ceiling of the interior of an ornate building. There is a fluted iron column rising to the center of the dome.
Deathless Bird, Number Two
title
Deathless Bird, Number Two
Subject
Photographic prints, Photography, Stained glass, Birds
Date created ms
1961-09-19
Abstract
Close-up detail of decorative image set in a stainded glass window. The image shows a bird, possibly a woodpecker, perched on a small branch and pecking the trunk of a tree.
Flettrich Design for Stain Glasswork
title
Flettrich Design for Stain Glasswork
Subject
Paintings, Design drawings, Suns, Stained glass
Date created ms
1960, 1969
Abstract
Design featuring a black bannister superimposed against an arched design featuring a circular arrangement within the arch and rendered in white, blue, yellow, sienna, rose, and red. The overall design gives the effect of a swirling sun.
Christ Church Cathedral
title
Christ Church Cathedral
Subject
Cathedrals, Churches, Altars, Pews, Stained glass, Naves
Date Issued
1966-10-25
Abstract
Interior view of the cathedral looking up the center aisle at the transept, nave, and sanctuary.
Immaculate Conception Church
title
Immaculate Conception Church
Subject
Architecture, Catholic churches, Churches, Interiors, Pews, Stained glass
Date Issued
1925-10-14
Abstract
Interior detail view of pews and stained glass in Immaculate Conception Church.
Saint Anthony's Church
title
Saint Anthony's Church
Subject
Architecture, Buildings, Churches, Catholic Churches, Interiors, Pews, Altars, Stained glass, Religious articles
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
Interior view of Saint Anthony's Church showing pews, the altar, stained glass, and other religious articles.
Flettrich Design for Stain Glass Window
title
Flettrich Design for Stain Glass Window
Subject
Paintings, Design drawings, Suns, Stained glass
Date created ms
1960, 1969
Abstract
Design featuring a black bannister superimposed against an arched design featuring a circular arrangement within the arch and rendered in white, blue, yellow, sienna, rose, and red. The overall design gives the effect of a swirling sun.
Stained glass dome at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge Louisiana
title
Stained glass dome at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge Louisiana
Subject
Historic buildings, Capitols, Architectural elements, Ceilings, Stained glass
Abstract
B&W photo. Stained glass ceiling above the spiral staircase at the Old State Capitol, Baton Rouge, La. Written on photo: "A Gothic castle-like building, located at the corner of North Boulevard and Front Street (River Road), Louisiana's fomer state capitol stands on a terraced bluff overlooking the Mississippi, in the state's captial city of Baton Rouge. Designed by famed 19th centry architect, James H. Dakin, in Tudor Gothic style, it was first constructed in 1847, and the structure features a massive circular stairway which winds to the second floor beneath a large stained-glass dome. The ornate cast-iron fence, also designed by Dakin, was added in 1852. Its interior was gutted by fire in 1862, yet its walls survived. Rebuilt in 1882, it served as an outstanding landmark on the river. Mark Twain called it a "sham castle" and "an architectural falsehood," and considered it pathetic that it should be "under-going restoration and perpetuation... when it would have been so easy to let dynamite finish what a charitable fire began." Its old Senate Chamber contains a continuous exhibit of painting, sculptures and other works by area artists. It was in this chamber that Louisiana declared its secession from the Union and became the sovereign and independant nation of Louisiana (prior to its annexation into the Confederate States of America). Further restored in recent years, its serves today as headquarters for various state and civic affairs offices, as well as housing a local tourism information bureau."
Presbyterian Church in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1930s
title
Presbyterian Church in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1930s
Subject
Churches, Presbyterian churches, Interiors, Stained glass, Pews
Date created ms
1930, 1939
Abstract
B&W photo, 1930s. Presbyterian Church on St. Charles Avenue and State Street in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Christ Church Cathedral
title
Christ Church Cathedral
Subject
Cathedrals, Churches, Altars, Stained glass
Date Issued
1966-10-25
Abstract
Interior view of the cathedral showing the altar and sanctuary.
Stained glass windows at Grace Episcopal Church in Saint Francisville Louisiana in the 1980s
title
Stained glass windows at Grace Episcopal Church in Saint Francisville Louisiana in the 1980s
Subject
Historic buildings, Churches, Episcopal churches, Architectural elements, Stained glass, Windows
Date created ms
1980, 1989
Abstract
B&W photo, 1980s. Grace Episcopal Church. St. Francisville, La. Stained glass windows.
First Evangelical Church in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1930s
title
First Evangelical Church in New Orleans Louisiana in the 1930s
Subject
Churches, Stained glass, Streets
Date created ms
1930, 1939
Abstract
First Evangelical Church at 1831 Carondelet Street in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Stained Glass dome at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge Louisiana in the 1950s
title
Stained Glass dome at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge Louisiana in the 1950s
Subject
Historic buildings, Capitols, Architectural elements, Ceilings, Stained glass, Domes
Date created ms
1950, 1959
Abstract
B&W photo, 1950s. Stained Glass dome of the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Immaculate Conception Church
title
Immaculate Conception Church
Subject
Architecture, Catholic churches, Churches, Interiors, Stained glass
Date Issued
1925-10-14
Abstract
Detail view of a stained glass window on the second floor of Immaculate Conception Church.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
title
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Subject
Architecture, Buildings, Churches, Catholic Churches, Interiors, Pews, Stained glass
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
Interior view of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church taken from the altar, showing pews and stained glass. There are a few people in the pews.
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
title
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
Subject
Architecture, Buildings, Churches, Catholic Churches, Interiors, Altars, Religious articles, Stained glass
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
Interior view of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church showing stained glass and the space above the altar.
Holy Name of Jesus Church
title
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Subject
Architecture, Buildings, Churches, Catholic Churches, Chapels, Interiors, Altars, Pews, Stained glass
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
Interior view of the Holy Name of Jesus Church located on the Loyola University campus, showing pews, the altar, and stained glass. The church is decorated with several plants and bouquets.
Holy Name of Jesus Church
title
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Subject
Architecture, Buildings, Churches, Catholic Churches, Interiors, Pews, Altars, Stained glass
Date Issued
1979, 1983
Abstract
Interior view of the Holy Name of Jesus Church located on the Loyola University campus, showing pews, the altar, and stained glass.

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