Stained Glass Windows. Boston, Massachusetts: Arlington Street Church: John the Baptist (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898)

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Stained Glass Windows

Boston, Massachusetts: Arlington Street Church: John the Baptist (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898)

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The Fish, 1890 by John La Farge, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.John La FargeMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Notre Dame Cathedral, France- Rose Window

Construction of this cathedral began in 1163 and was completed 1345.

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