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James McNeill Whistler: Windows Works

61 James McNeill Whistler works of windows, from the Library of Congress archive.

The Doorway, 1880

The Doorway

1880

Doorway and Vine, 1879

Doorway and Vine

1879

The Balcony, 1879

The Balcony

1879

Nocturne: Furnace, 1880

Nocturne: Furnace

1880

Little Court, 1880

Little Court

1880

Drury Lane, 1880

Drury Lane

1880

The Manager's Window, Gaiety Theatre, 1896

The Manager's Window, Gaiety Theatre

1896

The Kitchen, 1858

The Kitchen

1858

The Kitchen, 1858

The Kitchen

1858

The Miser, 1861

The Miser

1861

The Little Forge, 1875

The Little Forge

1875

Wych Street, 1877

Wych Street

1877

Fruit-Stall, 1880

Fruit-Stall

1880

Drury Lane, 1880

Drury Lane

1880

The Smithy, 1880

The Smithy

1880

The Smithy, 1880

The Smithy

1880

Cottage Door, 1884

Cottage Door

1884

The Village Sweet-Shop, 1887

The Village Sweet-Shop

1887

The Fish-Shop, Busy Chelsea, 1887

The Fish-Shop, Busy Chelsea

1887

York Street, Westminster, 1886

York Street, Westminster

1886

The Barber's, 1886

The Barber's

1886

Rag-Shop, Milman's Row, 1886

Rag-Shop, Milman's Row

1886

Justice Walk - Chelsea, 1886

Justice Walk - Chelsea

1886

Petticoat Lane, 1886

Petticoat Lane

1886

Clothes Exchange, No.II, 1886

Clothes Exchange, No.II

1886

Mairie, Loches, 1888

Mairie, Loches

1888

Chancellerie, Loches, 1888

Chancellerie, Loches

1888

Windows Opposite Hotel, Bourges, 1888

Windows Opposite Hotel, Bourges

1888

The Embroidered Curtain, 1889

The Embroidered Curtain

1889

Rue de la Rochefoucault, 1893

Rue de la Rochefoucault

1893

Victoria Club, 1879

Victoria Club

1879

Drury Lane Rags, 1888

Drury Lane Rags

1888

Drury Lane Rags, 1888

Drury Lane Rags

1888

Maunder's Fish Shop, Chelsea, 1890

Maunder's Fish Shop, Chelsea

1890

The Clock-Makers, Paimpol, 1893

The Clock-Makers, Paimpol

1893

The Long Balcony, 1894

The Long Balcony

1894

The Whitesmiths, Impasse des Carmélites, 1894

The Whitesmiths, Impasse des Carmélites

1894

La Belle Jardinière, 1894

La Belle Jardinière

1894

La Fruitière de la rue de Grenelle, 1894

La Fruitière de la rue de Grenelle

1894

The Forge, Passage du Dragon, 1894

The Forge, Passage du Dragon

1894

The Little Doorway, Lyme Regis, 1895

The Little Doorway, Lyme Regis

1895

The Little Steps, Lyme Regis, 1895

The Little Steps, Lyme Regis

1895

Red House, Paimpol, 1893

Red House, Paimpol

1893

The Barber's Shop in the Mews, 1896

The Barber's Shop in the Mews

1896

The Butcher's Dog, 1896

The Butcher's Dog

1896

The Butcher's Dog, 1896

The Butcher's Dog

1896

Chapel Doorway, Montresor, 1888

Chapel Doorway, Montresor

1888

Red House, Paimpol, 1893

Red House, Paimpol

1893

Shaving and Shampooing, 1886

Shaving and Shampooing

1886

Gretchen at Heidelberg, 1858

Gretchen at Heidelberg

1858

The Traghetto, No.I, 1879

The Traghetto, No.I

1879

The Kitchen, 1858

The Kitchen

1858

The Smithy, 1880

The Smithy

1880

Rag Pickers, Quartier Mouffetard, Paris, 1858

Rag Pickers, Quartier Mouffetard, Paris

1858

Note in Pink and Brown, 1880

Note in Pink and Brown

1880

Windows, Bourges, 1888

Windows, Bourges

1888

The Nun in "Count Burckhardt" (from "Once a Week"), 1862

The Nun in "Count Burckhardt" (from "Once a Week")

1862

The Forge–Passage du Dragon, 1894

The Forge–Passage du Dragon

1894

The Morning Before the Massacre of St. Bartholomew (for "Once a…, 1862

The Morning Before the Massacre of St. Bartholomew (for…

1862

The Nun in "Count Burckhardt" (for "Once a Week," September 27, 1862)

The Nun in "Count Burckhardt" (for "Once a Week," September…

1862

Count Burckhardt (from "Once a Week," September 27, 1862)

Count Burckhardt (from "Once a Week," September 27, 1862)

1862

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Public-domain archive. All works sourced from the National Gallery of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cleveland Museum of Art.