| #911314 in Books | 1987-05-01 | 1987-05-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 12.03 x.23 x9.02l,.33 | File Name: 0486253368 | 6 pages
||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Not designed to use these as postcards|By Linda|The pictures on these postcards are very nice but the format, being in a book, makes them ugly once you tear them out. They are not easy to tear out either. Some of mine got messed up. I had to take the book apart to remedy it. When torn out, they have 3 edges of ugly perforations that show up white from the color on the reverse|From the Back Cover|
|Stained glass windows have decorated churches, homes, and public buildings for centuries. In the United States, the revolutionary achievements of designer Louis Comfort Tiffany propelled the popularity of stained glass to new heights d
Stained glass windows have decorated churches, homes and public buildings for centuries. In the United States, the revolutionary achievements of designer Louis Comfort Tiffany propelled the popularity of stained glass to new heights during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The striking masterpieces displayed in full color in this unique collection include 24 religious and secular windows painstakingly created by talented artisans in the Tiffany studios from ... [PDF.zl70] Tiffany Stained Glass Windows: in Full-Color (Post) Cards: 24 Cards (Dover Postcards) Rating: 4.62 (794 Votes)
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