Artwork
lasimaalauksia, symboliaiheiset kuori-ikkunat
lasimaalauksia, symboliaiheiset kuori-ikkunat is a photography by Arno Rafael Blomstedt. It is held in the collection of the Finnish Heritage Agency. This black-and-white photograph depicts two tall windows featuring grids of small glass shapes.
About this work
" This suggests the windows were designed by someone named Blomstedt.
This is a black-and-white photo of two tall windows. Each window has a grid of small shapes. Some shapes look like circles with people or animals inside. Others are squares with lines or dots. The windows have a dark frame and light background.
The text at the top says "S. Wuorion Lasimaalamao Helsinki." The bottom text reads "Mikkeli piirt. Ark. Raf. Blomstedt 1930." This suggests the windows were designed by someone named Blomstedt.
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Overview
This black-and-white photograph depicts two tall windows featuring grids of small glass shapes. The windows are framed in dark material and set against a light background.
Subject & Meaning
The glass shapes within the windows include circular forms containing human or animal figures, alongside square shapes with geometric patterns.
History & Provenance
The windows were designed by architect Rafael Blomstedt in 1930, as indicated by the text accompanying the image. The image is associated with S. Wuorion Lasimaalaamo in Helsinki.
Context
The work is related to other items that can be found in the Museum of Ethnography, suggesting a connection to the field of ethnographic study or cultural heritage.
Artist & collection
Artist
lasimaalaus, eteishallin ikkuna, omistaja herra Kivi
lasimaalauksia, Suomen kansallismuseon pääportaikko, ethnographia - historia - archaeologia
lasimaalaus, Forssan kirkon kuori-ikkunat
lasimaalaus, Kymintehdas, comedia retoria
lasimaalaus, Olaus Petrin kirkko, kyyhkynen ja kruunu
kuori-ikkunan lasimaalaukset, Siunaus ja Rukous
ristinmuotoinen lasimaalaus, Olaus Petrin kirkko
