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How a Stained Glass Window is Made

File / Documentation
Name

172274_sv.jpg

Size

1.56 MB

Format

JPEG

Checksum (MD5)

776d2eda5b55a8f70240d8aff38c3009

Creator(s)
photographer: Orin Ensign Skinner (American, 1892-1995)
Time period
creation date: 1937
Cultural context
North American
Description
Layout for graphic design, matted and labelled.Series of round details of 12 photographs showing how a stained glass window is made. Photographs taken at the studio of Charles J. Connick. Layout for graphic design, matted and labeled. Includes marks and with notes in pencil for printer or printing process. LABELS: How a Stained Glass Window is Made. / Photographs of Orin E. Skinner taken in the Studio of Charles J. Connick. [numbered labels beneath each photograph:] 1. Designing, 2. Cartooning, 3. Tracing patterns, 4. Cutting patterns, 5. Cutting glass, 6. Tracing, down, 7. Painting, up, 8. Knocking down, 9. Firing, 10. Glazing, 11. Soldering, 12. Cementing
full view
Work type
Photo-essay
Medium
cardboard
ink
photographs
mat board
Keywords
Type
Image
Rights
(c) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Access rights
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial License: CC BY-NC2
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