In order to facilitate loading, all of the images on this page have been kept fairly small and at a low resolution. However, many of the images on these pages are linked to larger truecolor files to enable you to see them in closer detail. The Gropper Windows constitute the East wall of Gottlieb Community Hall at West Suburban Temple. Each window is two stories high and consists of 11 panels of chiseled glass set in a matrix. Although the windows are, in reality, separated by brick columns of approximately the same width as the windows themselves, we have included a composite picture which eliminates the bricks.
Ambient light makes photography of the entire wall quite difficult.
The text links below lead to separate pages, each devoted to one of the five windows, including a full length image and a summary of the subject matter of the window. The brilliance and magnificence of these windows can only be appreciated in person. You are invited to visit West Suburban Temple Har Zion. Back to index. This link leads to a larger version of the composite picture shown above as well as to a photograph of the Horn sculpture.