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Window, Frank Lloyd Wright American, Glass, zinc, American
Window
Frank Lloyd Wright
1912
Window, Limestone, French
Window
French
ca. 1500
Window, Frank Lloyd Wright American, Glass, zinc, American
Window
Frank Lloyd Wright
1912
Window Frame, Stone, French
Window Frame
French
15th century
Window, Stained glass, gypsum
Window
17th century
Lancet Window, Limestone, French
Lancet Window
French
1250–1300
Stained Glass Window, McKim, Mead and White American, Leaded colored glass, pine, American
Stained Glass Window
Designer Designed by McKim, Mead and White
Manufacturer Manufactured by Decorative Stained Glass Company
1882–84
Window with Flamboyant Tracery, Limestone, French
Window with Flamboyant Tracery
French
15th century
Window, Limestone, French
Window
French
15th century
Casement Window, Pine, glass, and lead, American
Casement Window
American
1600–1700
Stained Glass Window, McKim, Mead and White American, Leaded colored glass, pine, American
Stained Glass Window
Designer Designed by McKim, Mead and White
Manufacturer Manufactured by Decorative Stained Glass Company
1882–84
Window, Limestone, French
Window
French
late 15th century
Window with Flamboyant Tracery, Limestone, French
Window with Flamboyant Tracery
French
15th century
Window, Wood and glass
Window
19th century
Stained glass window, Daniel Cottier British, Scottish, Leaded glass, American
Stained glass window
Daniel Cottier
ca. 1877–80
Lancet Window, Limestone, French
Lancet Window
French
1250–1300
Window, Anton Dieffenbach German, Oil on paper, laid down on canvas
Window
Anton Dieffenbach
1856
Window with Flamboyant Tracery, Limestone, French
Window with Flamboyant Tracery
French
15th century
Window, Wood and glass
Window
19th century
[Window Panes], Bobbi Carrey American, Chromogenic print
[Window Panes]
Bobbi Carrey
1974
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
18th century
Window with Flamboyant Tracery, Limestone, French
Window with Flamboyant Tracery
French
15th century
Window, Bear Valley, California, Ansel Easton Adams American, Gelatin silver print
Window, Bear Valley, California
Ansel Easton Adams
1973, printed 1974
Pierced Window Screen (Jali), Red sandstone; pierced, carved
Pierced Window Screen (Jali)
second half 16th century
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
17th century
Window Sash, Wood, glass, and lead, American
Window Sash
American
1600–1700
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
17th century
Casement Window, Pine, glass, and lead, American
Casement Window
American
1600–1700
Window, Leaded glass and pine, American
Window
American
ca. 1800
Stained Glass Window, William Lightfoot Price American, Leaded glass, oak, American
Stained Glass Window
William Lightfoot Price
ca. 1905
Tenement Window, Ronald Joseph American, Lithograph
Tenement Window
Ronald Joseph
ca. 1935
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
18th century
Doylestown House—Open Window, Charles Sheeler American, Gelatin silver print
Doylestown House—Open Window
Charles Sheeler
1917
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
18th century
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
18th century
[Tree Shadow on Shade in Window], Walker Evans American, Instant internal dye diffusion transfer print (Polaroid SX-70)
[Tree Shadow on Shade in Window]
Walker Evans
1973–74
Window, Marble, iron, Italian
Window
Italian
15th century
Stained Glass Window, William Lightfoot Price American, Leaded glass, oak, American
Stained Glass Window
William Lightfoot Price
ca. 1905
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
18th century
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
probably 17th century
Window from the James A. Patton House, George Washington Maher American, Leaded glass, American
Window from the James A. Patton House
Designer Designed by George Washington Maher
Designer Designed by Louis J. Millet
ca. 1901
Window, Gypsum, stained glass
Window
18th century

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