The Death of St Germain, c. 1243–48 [G19]
Paris
These panels once formed part of a window in the Lady Chapel of Saint Germain-des-Prés, a Benedictine abbey in Paris. The chapel was [...]
Glass from the Jesse Window, 1393–94 []
Thomas Glazier of Oxford
Thurbern's Chantry west window and Fromond's Chantry east window
The glass now in these two windows was commissioned for the east window of the Winchester College Chapel by its founder, William of [...]
South Window of Thurbern’s Chantry, 1502–3 []
Probably Richard Twygge and Thomas Wodshawe of Malvern
Thurbern's Chantry south window
Along the base of the window are the donors, shown kneeling in prayer. The scrolls that flow from their mouths and inscriptions below [...]
Lancelot Glass, 1870s []
By Heaton, Butler and Bayne, London, 1870s
Stained glass (nos. 1,3,5,7: each approx. 111 x 101 cm; nos. 2,4,6,8: each approx. 109 x 101 cm)
These Pre-Raphaelite windows are by the London firm Heaton, Butler and Bayne. They illustrate scenes from Tennyson’s epic poem The [...]
West Window of Fromond’s Chantry, 1930s-51 []
By R.M.Y. Gleadowe and Kenneth Knowles, 1930s-51
Stained glass (400 x 400 cm)
This glass was made for the west window of Fromond’s Chantry, an early fifteenth-century chapel in the College cloisters. The project [...]