Sterling Memorial Library Socks
Description: Yale University's Sterling Memorial Library opened in 1931 and remains a striking example of Collegiate Gothic Revival architecture. This detailed academic travel artwork celebrates its dramatic stone entrance and cathedral-inspired design in rich, shirt-friendly colors. Created independently for lovers of campus landmarks, books and architectural history; not official Yale merchandise.
Sterling Memorial Library Yale Collegiate Gothic Architecture Vintage Art Socks
by CapricornX Artist
$14 $20
Description: Sterling Memorial Library (SML) is the largest library at Yale University and a centerpiece of its Gothic Revival campus in New Haven. Designed by architect James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1930, the building is famously styled to resemble a European cathedral, complete with a 60-foot "Nave," 3,300 stained glass windows, and a circulation desk modeled after an altar.
Description: Sterling Memorial Library (SML) is the largest library at Yale University and a centerpiece of its Gothic Revival campus in New Haven. Designed by architect James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1930, the building is famously styled to resemble a European cathedral, complete with a 60-foot "Nave," 3,300 stained glass windows, and a circulation desk modeled after an altar.
Description: Sterling Memorial Library (SML) is the largest library at Yale University and a centerpiece of its Gothic Revival campus in New Haven. Designed by architect James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1930, the building is famously styled to resemble a European cathedral, complete with a 60-foot "Nave," 3,300 stained glass windows, and a circulation desk modeled after an altar.
Description: Sterling Memorial Library (SML) is the largest library at Yale University and a centerpiece of its Gothic Revival campus in New Haven. Designed by architect James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1930, the building is famously styled to resemble a European cathedral, complete with a 60-foot "Nave," 3,300 stained glass windows, and a circulation desk modeled after an altar.
Description: Sterling Memorial Library (SML) is the largest library at Yale University and a centerpiece of its Gothic Revival campus in New Haven. Designed by architect James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1930, the building is famously styled to resemble a European cathedral, complete with a 60-foot "Nave," 3,300 stained glass windows, and a circulation desk modeled after an altar.
