The only online magazine devoted to the history, art, craft and conservation of stained glass

Issue 149

As 2024 draws to a close the Vidimus editorial team wishes all subscribers and contributors every happiness for the festive season and peace and good health for the year ahead. Our final issue for the year shines new light on an artistic collaboration across continents, itself the result of a transcontinental research collaboration between Dr Andreas Araos of the Centro Latinoamericano del Vitral and the Vitrocentre at Romont. The second part of this research report will appear in our next issue.
With Christmas only weeks away, our reviewers highlight new publications that should be added to any stained glass lovers’ Christmas list, both with discounted publishers’ offers for UK readers of Vidimus.
Finally, we are delighted to share news of the Stained Glass Museum’s exciting new gallery redisplay which brings recent acquisitions into focus and also marks the launch of its ambitious new Collections Fund.
With all best wishes,
The Vidimus Team

In this issue

News

The Stained Glass Museum celebrates a major redisplay

The Stained Glass Museum celebrates a major redisplay

Features

Adolfo Winternitz and the Atelier Chiara: An example of international artistic collaboration (Part I)

Adolfo Winternitz and the Atelier Chiara: An example of international artistic collaboration (Part I)

Reviews

Brian Sprakes, The Medieval Stained Glass of West Yorkshire, Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi (Great Britain), Summary Catalogue 10. Oxford University Press for the British Academy, 2023. Hardback, 488 pages, colour illustrations. £150. ISBN 9780197267097

Peter Cormack, Charles J. Connick: America’s Visionary Stained Glass Artist,  New Haven & London, Yale University Press, 2024, 376 pp., 300 illustrations, most in colour, £60, ISBN 978 0 300 27232 1.

Publication Notices

Catalan stained glass