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Search among 51,230 authentic rise window stock photos, high-definition images, and pictures, or look at other high rise or empty room stock images to enhance your presentation with the perfect visual.

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Conceptual image representing an aspect of the spirit. The window is both inside and outside, reflecting the raven soaring above and a piece of his spirit left behind as a floating feather. Rise window stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Conceptual image representing an aspect of the spirit. The window is both inside and outside, reflecting the raven soaring above and a piece of his spirit left behind as a floating feather. Rise window stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures

Fly Away, Turquoise Window with Floating Feather. Conceptual image representing an aspect of the spirit. The window is both inside and outside, reflecting the raven soaring above and a piece of his spirit left behind as a floating feather.

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A Modern Living Room in a New York City condominium. Image of a modern white leather sofa and carpet and the TV set. During the 1950s and 60s, the bachelor pad was considered one of the ultimate possessions for a young career-minded man. For much of the early 20th century, the female presence in the home dominated while it was a man's responsibility to become the breadwinner. In the 1950s, men's attitudes about marriage changed with the representation and openness of sexuality featured on-screen. At this point, the thought of being single was welcomed, and most men felt comfortable to court a number of women freely. The bachelor pad then became a symbol of the 1950s cosmopolitan male, and a typical pad included: a bar, an array of artwork, furniture (usually designed by a well-known architect), minimal decór, and a Hi-fi system for entertaining. It reflected his awareness of culture and the arts, while at the same time it acted as a lure for potential female visitors- which meant it was usually clean. Rise window stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
A Modern Living Room in a New York City condominium. Image of a modern white leather sofa and carpet and the TV set. During the 1950s and 60s, the bachelor pad was considered one of the ultimate possessions for a young career-minded man. For much of the early 20th century, the female presence in the home dominated while it was a man's responsibility to become the breadwinner. In the 1950s, men's attitudes about marriage changed with the representation and openness of sexuality featured on-screen. At this point, the thought of being single was welcomed, and most men felt comfortable to court a number of women freely. The bachelor pad then became a symbol of the 1950s cosmopolitan male, and a typical pad included: a bar, an array of artwork, furniture (usually designed by a well-known architect), minimal decór, and a Hi-fi system for entertaining. It reflected his awareness of culture and the arts, while at the same time it acted as a lure for potential female visitors- which meant it was usually clean. Rise window stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures

A Bachelor Pad - A Modern Living Room. A Modern Living Room in a New York City condominium. Image of a modern white leather sofa and carpet and the TV set. During the 1950s and 60s, the bachelor pad was considered one of the ultimate possessions for a young career-minded man. For much of the early 20th century, the female presence in the home dominated while it was a man's responsibility to become the breadwinner. In the 1950s, men's attitudes about marriage changed with the representation and openness of sexuality featured on-screen. At this point, the thought of being single was welcomed, and most men felt comfortable to court a number of women freely. The bachelor pad then became a symbol of the 1950s cosmopolitan male, and a typical pad included: a bar, an array of artwork, furniture (usually designed by a well-known architect), minimal decór, and a Hi-fi system for entertaining. It reflected his awareness of culture and the arts, while at the same time it acted as a lure for potential female visitors- which meant it was usually clean.

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