Stained Glass Window 1902 - 1905

"Stained Glass Window" (1902–1905) by William Lightfoot Price features a stylized figure of a kneeling archer, drawing back a bow in front of a simplified landscape. The window is constructed of clear glass panels held together with lead came, with the figure and landscape formed by the dark lines of the came. This work showcases the Art Nouveau style, popular in the early 20th century. The use of flowing lines and simplified, organic forms give the composition a sense of movement and rhythm, reflecting the influence of nature on the design. Currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, this window is an excellent example of Price's mastery in the art of stained glass design.