Window c. 1913

"Window", a stained glass window created by William Gray Purcell circa 1913, showcases the artist's mastery of geometric design and use of color. The piece features a central diamond shape framed by a grid of leaded glass panels, with accents of colored glass adding subtle pops of color. This work exemplifies the artistic movement of Art Nouveau, a style popular in the early 20th century that celebrated organic forms and natural motifs. This window currently resides at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.