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Composition studies for "Tempest" and "Hamlet" stained glass windows, Henry C. Gibson House
Composition studies for "Tempest" and "Hamlet" stained glass windows, Henry C. Gibson House

Composition studies for "Tempest" and "Hamlet" stained glass windows, Henry C. Gibson House

Gibson House, "Hamlet and Tempest Stained Glass Windows (Shakespeare Windows)"
,
Wynnewood, PA

Object Details

Title:
Composition studies for "Tempest" and "Hamlet" stained glass windows, Henry C. Gibson House
Date:
c. 1903
Artist:
Medium:
Oi on Masonite
Dimensions
21 x 19 1/4 in.
Classification
No items found.
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 2015
Description

[verso in ink]: VO / Study for Shakespeare Window / The Tempest -- Hamlet / Comedy -- Tragedy / done for Miss Mary Gibson -- Wynnewood / house now owned by Mr. Frank Merriam

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