Stained Glass Revivals

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In this beautifully illustrated volume, six experts in their fields examine what it was that defined three key periods in which ecclesiastical stained glass was revived or develope d in new directions. Contents: The seventeenth century 1. Mark Kirby: An unexpected revival: stained glass in the early seventeenth century 2. Robert Walker: Two gentlemen of Herefordshire and their early seventeenth-century stained glass The long nineteenth century 3. Jim Cheshire: What does Victorian stained glass mean? 4. Jasmine Allen: In search of artistic freedom: British stained glass in the nineteenth century The twentieth century 5. Martin Crampin: Revival in British ecclesiastical stained glass 1930–1970 6. Diana Coulter: ‘Allelujahs of many-coloured glass’: a post-war revival or new directions? Show more