very distinctive early 20th century chicago prairie school style leaded art glass residential window attributed to the foster-munger company of chicago, il. the "wrightesque" window contains a rectilinear grid featuring an elaborate centrally located abstract chevron design motif surrounded by large panes of clear glass. the abstract geometric design is a combination of white opalescent and variegated slag glass panels held tightly in place with zinc caming. the original white painted pine wood window sash frame is structurally sound and stable. the residential window is free from breaks, cracks or replaced glass. two matching windows. priced individually. 32" x 32-1/2"