Vidimus no. 41 (June 2010): Issue Home

In the June issue of Vidimus

News:

  • Editorial.
  • In Memoriam: Carola Hicks.
  • Fairford Finished: Twenty-five Year Restoration Campaign Completed.
  • Exhibition of Renaissance Glass in Chartres
  • Report of Herkenrode Symposium.
  • Stained Glass Redisplayed in the Getty Museum, California.
  • Twenty-fifth CVMA Colloquium in St Petersburg.
  • Arts and Crafts Stained Glass Sale.
  • Call for Papers: Stained Glass After 1920: Technology and Conservation. Forum for the Conservation of Stained-Glass Windows, Lisbon, 26–28 September 2011.
  • Shining Light on Light: Transmissive Properties of Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass in European Churches.
  • Peregrinations: Latest Issue Now Online.
  • News in Brief: British Archaeological Association Conference, Newcastle upon Tyne, 17–21 July 2010; American Glass Guild Conference, Detroit, 23–25 July 2010; Courtauld Institute of Art Summer School on Italian Altarpieces, London, 19–23 July 2010; Glass Painting Workshop, Swansea, 24–27 September 2010; Web Links: The Salisbury Project.
  • Reader's Letter: A Query About Copper Plated Lead Calmes.
  • Name that Roundel!
  • Diary.

Panel of the Month:

  • ‘The Art of Buildings’: The St William Window, York Minster. Emma Jane Wells.

Features:

  • David Singing God’s Praise: A Musical Window by Henry Gyles. Geoffrey Lane and Gordon Plumb.

Books:

  • Feud, Violence and Practice: essays in Medieval Studies in Honor of Stephen D. White. Belle S. Tuten and Tracey L. Billado (eds).
  • Salisbury Cathedral: the Making of a Medieval Masterpiece. Tim Tatton-Brown and John Crook.
  • Name that Roundel! Solution.