Window and blind for Pope and Associates conference room set

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

The window and window blind from the Pope and Associates conference room set of Scandal. The large, rectangular glass window (a) leans diagonally forward. There is one horizontal wooden grille and seven verticals forming a grid of glass panes. Several of the panes have cracks, and some of the cracks have been exaggerated with a coat of paint. Below the window is a piece of grey “wall” with black crown molding and three decorative metal grates. The blind (b) is hung across the top of the window, attached with a piece of metal in the center. It is made of a long piece of tan-colored fabric with several areas of discoloration and has been raised up and folded into several layers. The back of the window has metal supports on the sides, which connect to a wooden frame on the bottom. Some of the metal supports have torn cardboard attached.

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