Australia, sydney, new south government railways, central station — the old booking office, with one of several large art nouveau stained glass windows of the same design. Dating from about 1900, utilising tiffany's favrile glass (the streaked and opalescent coloured glass) and so-called cathedral glass, (the mottle white and yellow glass). The large red flowers are waratahs (telopea speciosissima), the state emblem of nsw. The photo is a composite because the large awning outside and the encroachment of portable offices makes it hard to take a snapshot.
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