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Perspective of Stoop
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A lithographic perspective of a stone stoop, showing a flight of steps flanked by newel posts with trefoil ornament and an ornate cast iron railing with Gothic-style tracery. Tall windows and a paneled doorway appear on the adjacent building facade. Created by David Henry Arnot in 1851, the print is plate 27 of an architectural series.
