PANELS FROM LA CASA NUEVA MASTER BEDROOM NORTH WINDOW

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Homestead Museum

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PANELS FROM LA CASA NUEVA MASTER BEDROOM NORTH WINDOW

Entry/Object ID

92.10.1.18

Description

PANELS FROM LA CASA NUEVA MASTER BEDROOM NORTH WINDOW Color: Black; White A black and white photograph showing three panels of the stained glass window in the door on the north side of the La Casa Nueva master bedroom, ca. 1978. The image is composed of eight photographs scotch-taped together showing, at the top "The Guardian Angel", with those words in a scroll beneath; at the center emigrants and a covered wagon; and at the bottom a shield in the center with the Mexican eagle and snake seal and in a scroll beneath the shield is "Mexico". On the back upper right corner, written in ink, is "Temple Mansion/Master Bedroom/North Glass Doors/East Leaf/Full Scale"; in the upper left corner in pencil, is "Covered Ago...Right"; and on three of the photographs in ink on the back is the number "6." The artifact is in poor condition with pressure-sensitive tape; many creases; pin holes; abrasions; and, at several places along the edge, tears. Number-Units: 1

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

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Photographs