Category: Issue 07
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Just Published
Two superb volumes have been produced to accompany the exhibition Rheinische Glasmalerei: Meisterwerke der Renaissance. Both books are large format: 22 x 30cm. Sold together at €49.90, they represent astonishingly good value. Volume I has 132 pages, volume II, 428. Together they contain more than 600 illustrations, many full page in colour. Volume I is…
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Forest Lawn On-Line Exhibition
Vidimus is extremely grateful to Forest Lawn Memorial Parks Association and the Museum Curator, Alison Bruesehoff, for their generous assistance with this on-line exhibition, which coincides with a news display at Forest Lawn of some of its stained-glass holdings. All images are reproduced here with the kind permission of the copyright holder, The Forest Lawn…
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Thomas Rattlesden, Abbot of Bury St Edmunds (1479–97), before an image of St Edmund.
Nave North Aisle, Church of the Holy Trinity, Long Melford, Suffolk Each month, Vidimus show-cases a different panel from the wealth of medieval stained glass in England. The panels are chosen with the aim of providing, collectively, a sense of the great range of surviving window glass, in terms of date, subject matter and the…
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News
Rhenish Glass: Masterpieces of the Renaissance Exhibition Opens As we go on-line the long awaited exhibition Rheinische Glasmalerei. Meisterwerke der Renaissance has opened at the Schnütgen Museum in Cologne, Germany. For the first time since they were dispersed two hundred years ago, 120 panels of magnificent sixteenth-century glass from the cloisters of the monasteries and…