Design for Polychromatic Decoration of a Church
George Edmund Street · 1824-1881
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Why is this public domain? George Edmund Street died in 1881; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolor and pencil design for the polychromatic decoration of a church, titled Design for Polychromatic Decoration of a Church and attributed to George Edmund Street. The view looks toward a richly painted chancel with a multi-light stained glass window, a decorated altar with flower arrangements and candlesticks, and an ornate wrought iron screen before the steps. The vaulted ceiling and arches are rendered in patterned color, with gilded wall sconces and a carved stone font or pulpit at the right.
