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Book description: Syracuse University Press, 1985 158 pages; 33 b&w illustrations; 16 color plates. A thorough overview of the Keck Studio, includes a list of craftsmen and other employees; a Brief History; How the Studio Made Stained Glass; American Neo-Gothic Stained Glass; Windows of St. Mary's Church; Select list of Keck Studio Windows (which is lengthy); Exhibition Catalogue List (a previous exhibition which had been organized by Cleota Reed). Clean and tight, nearly fine.. First Edition. Pictorial Wrapper (softcover). Very Good. 4to.

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