Category: Issue 03
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Books
Just Published Stained Glass in Hambleton District, by Alfred Alderson This is a well researched and useful 184-page paperback book on the stained glass in over 100 churches in north Yorkshire. Ten years in the making, it contains new information about patrons and makers, and has a helpful guide to the major Victorian…
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Features
Loss Discovery and Rescue: Medieval Glass from Meysey Hampton Church (Glocs.) AN ON-LINE EXHIBITION In September 2006, five pieces of medieval glass from the Gloucestershire Church of St Mary’s at Meysey Hampton (fig. 1) were exhibited at the award-winning Corinium Museum in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Although small in size, the exhibition was remarkable on two counts:…
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The Miraculous Cure of ‘Mad Henry of Fordwich’ at the Shrine of St Thomas Becket
Trinity Chapel, Canterbury Cathedral Each month, Vidimus will showcase a different panel from the wealth of Britain’s medieval stained glass. The panels will be chosen with the aim of providing, collectively, a sense of the great range of glass that survives, in terms of date, subject matter and the kinds of settings for which it…
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News
Advance News: German Renaissance Stained Glass Exhibition 7 November 2007 – 17 February 2008 The Sunley Room, National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London. Admission free An important exhibition putting some of the finest examples of German stained glass from the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries next to a selection of German paintings of the…