Medieval History
- The Fake Medieval Images In Canterbury Cathedral
Thousands of visitors come into Canterbury Cathedral each day, where they gaze upon the hundreds of years of history in one of England?s greatest churches. Many of them will see the great stained glass images in the windows of the cathedral, believing...
- Wales: Medieval Glass Windows Cleaned After 600 Years
Members of a Neath Valley church can see clearly once more. Colourful medieval stained glass windows in Glynneath's St Cadoc's Church are being put back in place after they were removed for cleaning ? for the first time in about 600 years. The...
- 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?...
- A Little Stained Glass For A Sunny Day...
Cathedral of St. Etienne; north aisle; Chapel of Jeanne d'Arc; Bay 31; Legend of St. Denis/Dionysius. 1517-1518, stained glass. Bourges, France. ...
- Pilfered Glass From Manchester And Elsewhere
Messingham, Lincolnshire, originally uploaded by Vitrearum.This lovely little figure is in the east window of Messingham church in Lincolnshire, where it sits among a whole host of fascinating fragments of medieval stained glass. When I first saw this...
Medieval History
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 centuries. The oval coat of arms represents Louis le Vieil, 1774.
Jean Chastellain, The Hebrews Receiving Manna, fragment of stained glass from the Church of Saint-Etienne-du-Mont, 15-16th century.
Fragment from Church of Saint-Etienne-du-Mont
- The Fake Medieval Images In Canterbury Cathedral
Thousands of visitors come into Canterbury Cathedral each day, where they gaze upon the hundreds of years of history in one of England?s greatest churches. Many of them will see the great stained glass images in the windows of the cathedral, believing...
- Wales: Medieval Glass Windows Cleaned After 600 Years
Members of a Neath Valley church can see clearly once more. Colourful medieval stained glass windows in Glynneath's St Cadoc's Church are being put back in place after they were removed for cleaning ? for the first time in about 600 years. The...
- 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?...
- A Little Stained Glass For A Sunny Day...
Cathedral of St. Etienne; north aisle; Chapel of Jeanne d'Arc; Bay 31; Legend of St. Denis/Dionysius. 1517-1518, stained glass. Bourges, France. ...
- Pilfered Glass From Manchester And Elsewhere
Messingham, Lincolnshire, originally uploaded by Vitrearum.This lovely little figure is in the east window of Messingham church in Lincolnshire, where it sits among a whole host of fascinating fragments of medieval stained glass. When I first saw this...