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Date: 1902

Museum: William Morris Gallery (Walthamstow, United Kingdom)

Technique: Stained Glass

This stained glass panel was part of a series of eight windows made for the residence of George MacCulloch, an Australian mining magnate and patron of Morris & Co. The windows were later removed from the home and the upper and lower portions of the window may have been lost or destroyed, what remains is the central figure.Burne-Jones

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