Category Archives: Issue 136
Caroline Benyon FMGP
All the team at Vidimus note with sadness the sudden death this month of Caroline Benyon FMGP. Caroline was Chairman of the British Society of Master Glass Painters for more than two decades. She also served the Worshipful Company of … Continue reading
News from the Stained Glass Museum
The Stained Glass Museum has announced their Autumn 2021 online webinar series which include: Wednesday 22 September 2021, 7pm (UK) The Illuminated Canvas: Francis Eginton (1737-1805), the Prospect Hill Studio and Glass Painting in late Georgian Britain – Suzanne Phillips … Continue reading
Event reminder: ICON Ceramics, Glass and Stained Glass Conservation Annual Conference
Fragmented Stories: Case Studies in Ceramics, Glass, and Stained Glass Conservation 16th-17th October 2021, Online Tickets are now on sale for the annual ICON Ceramics, Glass and Stained Glass Conservation Annual Conference, taking place online between 16th and 17th of … Continue reading
New dating for some of Canterbury Cathedral’s glass
Readers of Vidimus will no doubt be aware of the recent exciting news that glass panels from the “Ancestors Series” at Canterbury Cathedral may be the oldest existing stained glass windows in England. This series was created and installed in … Continue reading
Event Reminder: BSMGP Autumn Lecture – Australia’s Stained Glass: Short History…Long Story with Bronwyn Hughes
10th September 2021, 7pm, Online via Zoom Through a selection of stained glass windows installed in Australian architecture, this webinar will explore British connections and influence from the 1850s onwards, as both countries were changed by depression, war and economic … Continue reading
Call For Papers – International Conference
Glass in Museums: Research, Context, Communication Bildungszentrum Adler, Historisches Museum Thurgau, Frauenfeld, 5 November 2022 Deadline for submission: 15 October 2021 2022 is the International Year of Glass. The United Nations is going to dedicate an entire year to this … Continue reading