Traces the history of stained glass from its Anglo-Saxon origins and explains how some of Europe's greatest artists have created these paintings with light. This title offers insights into how medieval people saw stained glass.
Traces the history of stained glass from its Anglo-Saxon origins and explains how some of Europe's greatest artists have created these paintings with light. This title offers insights into how medieval people saw stained glass.
Roger Rosewell is one of the leading experts on stained glass in Britain. He is the News and Features Editor of Vidimus, the free online magazine about stained glass published monthly by the Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi (GB Committee), part of an international organisation of art historians and conservators who work to save Europe's precious heritage of stained glass.
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?Introduction Anglo-Saxon Window Glass, AD 700-1066 The Normans, 1066-1220 The Early Thirteenth Century The Decorated Style, 1250-1380 The International Style and the Renaissance Seeing Stained Glass Stained Glass and Other Arts Reformation, Renewal and Destruction,1538-1660 Interregnum, 1660-1800 Recovery and Mass Production, 1800-1900 The Twentieth Century to the Present Further Reading Places to Visit Index
?Introduction Anglo-Saxon Window Glass, AD 700-1066 The Normans, 1066-1220 The Early Thirteenth Century The Decorated Style, 1250-1380 The International Style and the Renaissance Seeing Stained Glass Stained Glass and Other Arts Reformation, Renewal and Destruction,1538-1660 Interregnum, 1660-1800 Recovery and Mass Production, 1800-1900 The Twentieth Century to the Present Further Reading Places to Visit Index
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