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It was Thomas Willement, (1786-1871). He was a British stained glass artist and was active from 1811 to 1865.
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Where is the largest stained glass window in Kentucky?
they dont know etheir
Where can I take classes in stained glass/lead glass?
Because I don't know what region you are from, I will need to provide you with a link that lists available classes based on your country of origin. Stained Glass Classes & Workshops by Region http://www.aisg.on.ca/classes/
Where did stained glass windows come from?
The origins of the first stained glass windows are lost in history. The technique probably came from jewelry making, cloisonn and mosaics. Stained glass windows as we know them, seemed to arise when substantial church building began. By the 10th century, depictions of Christ and biblical scenes were found in French and German churches and decorative designs found in England.
In what ways did stained glass art influence manuscript illumination in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries?
I assume your on Aurora? If not then this is a general question. The thing is Stained glass art didn't completely influence or inspire the illumination. The question is not phrased very well. I know how hard it was to find info, so I am posting this. This was my answer- what I found: "Stained glass developed in PARALLED to manuscript illumination. The stained glass was striking and drew people's eyes-use of similar colors, drawing(shapes in the glass) and medallion frameworks were also used in manuscripts for a similar reason. Stained glass panels in churches and cathedrals often illustrated stories for a largely illiterare populace. To show those who were illiterare, or those who couldn't read very well, what was going on." -MH Please don't completely copywrite my answer:)
How did stained glass art influence manuscript illumination during the Gothic period?
I assume your on Aurora? If not then this is a general question. The thing is Stained glass art didn't completely influence or inspire the illumination. The question is not phrased very well. I know how hard it was to find info, so I am posting this. This was my answer- what I found: "Stained glass developed in PARALLED to manuscript illumination. The stained glass was striking and drew people's eyes-use of similar colors, drawing(shapes in the glass) and medallion frameworks were also used in manuscripts for a similar reason. Stained glass panels in churches and cathedrals often illustrated stories for a largely illiterare populace. To show those who were illiterare, or those who couldn't read very well, what was going on." -MH Please don't completely copywrite my answer:)
Who invented stain glass windows?
We do not know who invented stained glass, but it was probably invented in western Europe in the Early Middle Ages. Colored glass had been used earlier for various purposes, and colored designs made of substances other than glass had been used in window areas, but we have no record or evidence of stained glass windows. The earliest known reference to stained glass dates from 675 AD, at which time workers from France are recorded to have been brought to the monastery of St Peter at Monkwearmouth to glaze the windows. There is a link below.
Where do you sell a stained glass window from a home?
There are several ways of going about it. One would be to contact the stained glass company that provided them. They may know a church looking to install them and trying to find a good deal. Advertising in church publications is one of the best ways to do it, to find churches that are looking to find them. You could also sell them through an online auction house. You might do well there one at a time.
Why were stained glass windows religious?
The stain glass windows were used to tell the bible stories in the churches. People couldn't read so the churches had to have a method to teach the bible. Stain glass was one way. They were also very pretty.....!
What were stained glass windows?
They are typically found in old English churches x
What is a Victorian oath?
Victorian oath is also know as EGAD.
How do you cut stained glass?
I found a website [see below] with very good information. Here it is and I hope it helps you too. It explains more than stained glass cutting.COMMENT:Cutting of stained glass is almost a Zen experience. You have to know if the glass is warm enough, know the proper frying bacon sound that the scoring tool makes, and trust that when you flex with your thumbs that you won't sever anything important.When it works it feels great. When it doesn't you are left with an oddly shaped piece of pricey waste glass.The physical parts are:You scratch a line into the surface of the glass with a small tool with a carbide wheel at its tip. You then flex the glass slightly over the scratch . A crack follows the scored line and you have two pieces.Alternately there are glass bandsaws with a small diamond imbedded wire blade that lets you saw the glass like a board.
What is the name of a picture made of small cubes of colored stone or glass?
If you are referring to the art in general, as in the type of art famous for depicting Bible scenes in cathedrals and church sanctuaries, it is simply called stained glass, or Mosaic, art.
