Watercolor and ink on paper, with glossy varnish, depicting finely rendered Christian figurative scenes executed in various scales for gothic and other architectural site specific shapes, all mounted to right and left sides of a thin gray portfolio with company label, artworks unsigned. Also included is a collection of twelve works on paper, completed in the same manner (seven with matting).

23 x 17 in. (portfolio)

Originally owned by A. W. Klemme, and later by his son A. W. Klemme, Jr., High Point Glass & Decorative Co. had been operating since 1906 (closing its doors around 2000), producing all types of leaded windows for regional churches and cathedrals including hand stained (imported and domestic glass) and opalescent glass. Talented glass painters, including those from England and Germany, were often employed by the company to create the designs seen in these works on paper. Venues where the company's craftsmanship can be seen include: Knob Creek UMC in Lawndale, NC; Clover Hill UMC in Lawndale, NC; Daniels Lutheran Church in Lincolnton, NC; Philadelphia UMC in Fort Mill, SC; Centenary UMC in Mt. Ulla, NC; St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Mt. Ulla, NC; among many others.

Some works loosely mounted or detached; artworks mostly in good condition with some toning and aging to varnish layer; one portfolio with two mounted works missing, another portfolio with scattered image loss to painted areas; portfolio cases and matting with staining and soiling.