Medieval History
Vidimus, the on-line journal of Stained Glass studies, is soon to celebrate its fourth anniversary. The Journal, launched in late 2006, is the only ?free-to-view? publication that deals with all aspects of stained glass and associated studies. As a ?free-to-view? service the editors of the journal are keen to encourage both scholars and members of the public to make use of the ever expanding archive of past issues. Containing detailed features, up to the minute news, book reviews and the popular ?Panel of the Month? Vidimus has become one of the major resources for anyone interested in the study of stained glass in all its forms. In addition, the news editor, Roger Rosewell, has been responsible for bringing a number of internationally important and significant finds and discoveries to the attention of the stained glass community and the world?s media.
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Fragment of stained glass, from the church of St. Merry, Paris, 1400-1700. This is currently at le musee Carnavalet, in a group of stained glass that was rescued from churches no longer standing. These are fragments of unknown provenance, from 15-18th...
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- Wodshawe And Twygge
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Medieval History
Groundbreaking Stained Glass Journal celebrates fourth anniversary
Vidimus, the on-line journal of Stained Glass studies, is soon to celebrate its fourth anniversary. The Journal, launched in late 2006, is the only ?free-to-view? publication that deals with all aspects of stained glass and associated studies. As a ?free-to-view? service the editors of the journal are keen to encourage both scholars and members of the public to make use of the ever expanding archive of past issues. Containing detailed features, up to the minute news, book reviews and the popular ?Panel of the Month? Vidimus has become one of the major resources for anyone interested in the study of stained glass in all its forms. In addition, the news editor, Roger Rosewell, has been responsible for bringing a number of internationally important and significant finds and discoveries to the attention of the stained glass community and the world?s media.
Click here to read the article on Medievalists.net
- Medieval Stained Glass In Wales Image Catalogue Goes Online
The University of Wales has launched an online catalogue containing over 5000 image of stained glass windows dating back to the Middle Ages. A one-day forum is being held today to formally launch the new online resource, which can be found at: http://stainedglass.llgc.org.uk/...
- Stained Glass From The Lost Churches Of Paris
Fragment of stained glass, from the church of St. Merry, Paris, 1400-1700. This is currently at le musee Carnavalet, in a group of stained glass that was rescued from churches no longer standing. These are fragments of unknown provenance, from 15-18th...
- Open Access Online Journals Of Medieval Art
More and more journals are available in an open access format on the web - and more and more are only published in this format, without a printed version. The advantages of speedy publication at a lower cost are obvious, and the publications can potentially...
- New Medieval Art Websites
In this post I would like to call attention to a number websites dedicated to medieval art. I was inspired to do this by the latest post on the blog 1100sor (1100lines) of Gábor Endr?di - a very informative Hungarian blog on Medieval and Renaissance...
- Wodshawe And Twygge
As well as the glorious vestment fragments posted previously, Buckland in Gloucestershire has a number of panels of medieval stained glass. The east window has three panels from a Seven Sacrament window of the late fifteenth century, including this panel...