Vidimus no. 37 (February 2010): Issue Home

In the February issue of Vidimus

News:

  • Editorial.
  • New Curator Appointed at Ely Stained Glass Museum.
  • Conservation Begins of Damaged 13th-century Window at Lincoln Cathedral.
  • Glass for Vessels, Glass for Windows: Medieval Glass 1066–1550.
  • Great News from Conisbrough.
  • Good Progress Cataloguing King Archives in Norwich.
  • Seminar on Artists and Glass-painting in the 16th Century.
  • New Awards for Glaziers.
  • Bursaries for Glass Conservators.
  • Book Sale.
  • Special Offers on Outstanding Books.
  • Name that Roundel!
  • Diary.

Panel of the Month:

  • An Early Medieval Canopy: Museum Collections and the Dispersal of Medieval Stained Glass. Jasmine Allen.

Features:

  • The Prophet and his Roundels: Stained Glass in Pendeen Church, Cornwall. Michael G. Swift.
  • York Minster East window Glass Survives Fire Scare. Ian Tomlinson.

Books:

  • Medieval Stained Glass in Suffolk Churches. Rod. E.L. O’Donoghue.
  • The Journal of Stained Glass, XXXIII, 2009. S. Coley (ed.)
  • From Martyr to Monument: The Abbey of Cluny as Cultural Patrimony. Janet T. Marquardt.
  • A Stained Glass Bible. Martin Davis.
  • Name that Roundel! Solution.