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This is a vertical, close-up shot of a stained-glass window, likely located in a building in the city of London, United Kingdom. The window is set within a pale stone surround, with textured sandstone walls visible to the left and right. The stained glass itself is a complex composition of geometric shapes and figurative depictions, dominated by warm colors such as red, orange, and yellow, interspersed with white and dark leading. The window is divided into several panels. At the top, there is a heraldic shield. Below this, a central diamond-shaped panel contains an image of a classical building with columns. Further down, another diamond-shaped panel features a portrait of a robed figure wearing a crown and holding a scepter. Below this portrait is a plaque with text, which reads: "Henry FitzEgiluin / First Lord Mayor / of London / 1189-1212". At the very bottom, a horizontal panel depicts a scene with several figures in historical attire, some on horseback, engaged in what appears to be a procession or ceremony. The overall design suggests historical or civic significance. The window has a dark metal frame and a visible handle on the right side, indicating it may be a casement window. The lighting is soft, illuminating the colors and details of the glass without harsh shadows.
Symbol
91A02
Volume
21,765
Creator
+$0.07
Revenue
+$0.11
TVL
$5.90
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