Although now thoroughly modernised, it retains many original features – such as the heavy-wood frames of the windows.
And looking out the window one day in 1960, he conjured up his most famous photograph, "Girls in the Window," a dreamlike vision of 47 women in colorful clothing, with upraised arms, standing in the bare drab window frames of the windows of three brownstone tenements across the street, just a day before they were torn down.
The frames of the windows are decorated with scrollwork, jaliwork, playing boys, floral designs, creepers and dancing women.
Make small wood planks for the frames of the windows and doors.
The next moment, she was lying on her side, her left cheek pressed against the metal frame of the window.
After several days, she finally found that she could drive a nail into the frame of the window screen.
"It helps soften the frame of the window," he said, "and keeps the attention on the interior part of the window, as opposed to the bars outside".
The play of light on the folds of the woman's green velvet robe and of the shadows projected on the right-hand frame of the window by morning sunlight is remarkably observed, and the transparent muslin veil thrown over her hair, which flutters in the breeze coming in through the opening, is painted with unsurpassed mastery.
This window design has a thin-film photovoltaic (PV) module integrated into the outer pane, which powers thermoelectric (TE) units embedded in the frame of the window.
I saw a dark freighter, its silhouetted loading cranes fracturing the sky, so large it filled the frame of the window.
