MEXICAN SEAL PANEL, LA CASA NUEVA MASTER BEDROOM NORTH WINDOW

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

MEXICAN SEAL PANEL, LA CASA NUEVA MASTER BEDROOM NORTH WINDOW

Entry/Object ID

92.10.1.22

Description

MEXICAN SEAL PANEL, LA CASA NUEVA MASTER BEDROOM NORTH WINDOW Color: Black; White An architectural drawing of the Mexican seal panel from the stained glass window from the north side door in the Master Bedroom of La Casa Nueva, ca. 1978. The artifact (see 92.10.17 and 92.10.18 for related artifacts) is done with pencil on white tracing paper and is from a full-size photograph. Represented is a shield at the center with the Mexican eagle and snake, with an eagle above the shield, and a scroll beneath the shield labeled "Mexico". Written in the front upper right corner in pencil is "Rt. bottom". In fair condition, the artifact has creases; discoloration and torn upper left and right corners.

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Two-dimensional, Architectural drawings, John Wallis Studios, City of Industry (Calif.)--Homestead Museum--La Casa Nueva, Glass painting and staining, Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration, Mexico

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Architectural Drawings